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Goshute tribe interactions with early Settlers

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Goshute tribe interactions with early Settlers

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There are many important facts about Goshute, Interactions with early settlers.
First, Spanish and Mexicans had an interaction with the Goshute Tribe and took over their domain. The Spanish took the Goshute Tribe as Slaves.
Next, When the Goshutes got released as slaves in 1826 the whites had an interactions with the Goshutes. On their way back from California where they were kept slaves, Jedediah Smith ran into the Goshutes.
Then, in 1847 the Mormons and the Goshute stayed in continual contact with the whites.

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Shoshone tribe Geographic Region By Sawyer Mace

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Shoshone tribe Geographic Region By Sawyer Mace

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There are a lot of important element to living as a Shoshone. Firstly, the Shoshone tribe lived by the border of Utah covering the mountains and valleys of Utah, Nevada Montana and Idaho, but they never stayed in one spot. They were constant travelers. Part of why They traveled so often was because they needed to get different things for different seasons, also it is hard to work during summer. It's too hot. It is also hard to work in the mountains during winter. It's way too cold. Because they  lived by the mountain there was a lots and lots of Willows, quaking aspen trees and tall grasses. Now they partnered with many companies to get more resources for living and to Create business for the survival of the tribe.

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Polyandry but mostly they had  monogamy. The Paiutes could only get married in the fall. The Paiute tribe all so had very Interesting stories such as,the Wolf and the Coyote. In that story the Wolf is wise,older and the Coyote was the Troublemaker, and the Trickster. Lastly the Paiute Language is very Interesting because it is like a tree.trunk is like Aztecan family, Numic language, Paiute language.

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Geographic Region of the Shoshone tribe 

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Geographic Region of the Shoshone tribe 

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By:  Sawyer Mace
There are a lot of important element to living as a Shoshone. Firstly, the Shoshone tribe lived by the border of Utah covering the mountains and valleys of Utah, Nevada Montana and Idaho, but they never stayed in one spot. They were constant travelers. Part of why They traveled so often was because they needed to get different things for different seasons, also it is hard to work during summer. It's too hot. It is also hard to work in the mountains during winter. It's way too cold. Because they  lived by the mountain there was a lots and lots of Willows, quaking aspen trees and tall grasses. Now they partnered with many companies to get more resources for living and to Create business for the survival of the tribe.
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Shoshone traditions/ customs

By Boston

I'm going to tell you about  Shoshone traditions/ customs. one tradition is the Bannock  Festival is where young men and women dance With feathers  and necklaces and cook. These are some sad moments that happened. One time at Bear River a lot of soldiers  killed almost all the Shoshone only five survived. 150 Shoshone died and some lessons because the soldiers said to leave because they thought the Shoshone were attacking them but other group or tribe was. by killing most of the Shoshone there  traditions/customs we're forgotten  some of them got forced to  be Christians And that was hard. they called themselves Mimi in their own language wow  that's a weird name but  cool. I'm going to tell you a legend  that the Shoshone told. many years ago when the Earth was still  quiet and two butterflies were fighting something the butterfly husband died then the wife took a wing and went into a cocoon in a nearby tree Once in awhile other animals came to say are you doing okay.

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PAIUTE FOOD

Have you ever tried to cook for yourself,well you probably haven’t but the Paiute people did it all the time.Every meal,every snack.Oh!You think that’s interesting well this is how  they did it.

First, the Paiute would hunt animals with bows,spears,knives and traps.The Paiute hunted animals like Rabbits,Deer,mountain Sheep and bison.while the men where hunting the woman would collect seeds.They would use pine nuts and ground them into flour to make porridge and bake it into cakes.

Second, the Paiute ate vegetables and berries like corn, squash,beans,sunflowers, wheat,berries,nuts,melons,winter wheat and tubers. Third, the woman of the Paiute tribe would weave baskets so well that they could hold the smallest of seeds and water.

Pics of Paiute

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The Diné tribe had lots of different types of food. Firstly, the Navajos diet mostly consisted of meat and vegetables. For example, they ate corn, beans, squash, deer, and antelope. In fact, the modern Navajo also eat mutton, fry bread, coffee with goat's milk in it, and corn prepared in many ways. Also, most of the Navajo tribe had a general dislike of pork. However, the Navajos also ate pinon nuts when there was a drought, and dried yaca. The Navajo tribe hunted and gathered food. The men hunted deer and antelope, while the women gathered fruits, nuts, & herbs. Navajo people stored food in wicker baskets, clay pots, and animal skin bags. One agricultural processes the Navajo tribe went through is that the San Juan river is one of the few reliable sources of water. Lastly, sheep were very important to the Navajos because they measured wealth  in sheep.

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watch my video about Goshute's Geographic region!

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GOSHUTE GEOGRAPHIC REGION PRESENTATION by Elle

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The first recorded contact between Utah Paiutes and European occurred in 1776  when the Escalante Dominguez party encountered  Paiute women gathering seeds.

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The Ute people made shelters out of bushes,willows and grass they also had dirt homes. they used logs to stabilize the shelter. They also made cone shaped shelters, called tipis, with buffalo skin on top. They moved somewhere without their dirt home. They moved to the mountains in the summer and moved in the valley when it was winter. Some families would make several shelters in a year.   In conclusion, I think that these facts about the Ute tribe are the most important.

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Ute current issues/Interactions with early settlers by Luke 

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Ute current issues/Interactions with early settlers by Luke 

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The Utes lived in Utah and thy're most known tradition is the Bear Dance.     The Bear Dance started with a young hunter. He found a bear dancing in front of his den. The bear told the hunter that his people should not hunt bears.
The tradition practices for the Utes are weaving rugs, blankets, shoes, and clothes. The Bear Dance is one too.
The interesting thing about the Ute language is that before the Spanish came they called them self - Nooch, witch means ''the people.''
The traditional social structure of the Utes are that the women were often the leaders. The men would often go hunt Bison.

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FRUIT!!!!

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Shoshone Interactions with Early Settlers by Ben

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Shoshone Interactions with Early Settlers by Ben

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Past interactions with early settlers have greatly impacted the Shoshone tribe. One major conflict that occurred between the Shoshone and pioneers was the Bear River Massacre. In 1862,the California-based pioneers attacked the Shoshone. Over 250 Shoshone were slaughtered and 26 soldiers were also killed. As a result, the Shoshone were forced to sign a treaty called the Box Elder Treaty to move to Fort Hall, Idaho. Also, pioneer wagons on the Oregon Trail went across Shoshone lands. Wagons made food scarce because of the trails that went over the Shoshone’s plants and scared away the animals. For example, the pioneers only use the bison for food, but the Shoshone used all the parts of the bison for clothes, food, and other purposes. For revenge against the pioneers for destroying food, Bear Hunter’s band attacked mining parties and raided cattle.

Shoshone descendants today live on Wind River Reservation, Duck Valley Reservation, and in Northern Nevada.

Bear River Massacre Memorial

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Ute Current Issues/Interactions with Early Settlers

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Ute Current Issues/Interactions with Early Settlers

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