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What clothes did the Cheyenne women wear?
The Cheyenne woman wore clothes made from elk, deer, bears, and buffalo. They made clothes for there children, themselves, and there husbands. These clothes are also decorated with beads and paints.
What clothes did Cheyenne women wear?
The Cheyenne woman wore clothes made from elk, deer, bears, and buffalo. They made clothes for there children, themselves, and there husbands. These clothes are also decorated with beads and paints.
What are the Cheyenne Indians clothes made of?
Buffalo or Deer
What were the Cheyenne Indians resources?
The Cheyenne Indians used buffalo skin to make clothes, tepees and other things
What is the Cheyenne tribe's social structure?
Men hunt and women make clothes and rule the tribe
What kind of clothes did the Cheyenne Indian children wear?
The Children wore the same thing as the adults did.
What did the Cheyenne use?
The Cheyenne tribe used technology to build teepees that were able to be transported when the tribe moved around. They also used technology to produce clothes to keep them warm.
What technology did the cheyenne use?
The Cheyenne tribe used technology to build teepees that were able to be transported when the tribe moved around. They also used technology to produce clothes to keep them warm.
What kinds of clothes did the cheyenne Indians wear?
Animal skin leggings,moccasins,shirts and skirts and dresses,and shorts.
What is there to know about Cheyenne Indians?
The Cheyenne Indians lived in Wisconsin(mostly). they ate deer meat and hunted buffalo. the men wore breach clothes made of deerskin and the woman wore deerskin dresses!
How did Cheyenne live prior to the arrival of Europeans?
Before the arrival of Europeans, Cheyenne Indians traded with other tribes and often fought with others as well. They were nomads and made different types of clothes and shoes.
What other games did the Cheyenne play?
Cheyenne children liked to play animal games. They made up games like any child would - pretending to be a mother and father, pretending to cook, hunt, make clothes, etc. Cheyenne teens liked to play lacrosse.
