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Can you make a sentence using the word pow wows?
The community gathered for traditional pow wows to celebrate their culture through dancing, singing, and storytelling.
What are pow wows?
a pow wow is a traditional gathering of north American natives .
What are pow wows held for?
Celebration of Indian culture and social gathering.
need info on pow wows held in the chicago area.?
want to attend a pow wow, need info on when and where.
When do Indians wear their traditional costumes?
At Pow Wows or sacred get togethers I believe.
Why do natives have pow wows?
be3cause its a way to get closer to famieles and mother earth
Can Jehovah's witnesses go to Pow-wows?
I am one of Jehovah's Witnesses and occasionally attend the annual Pow-wow held by the Poarch band of Creek Indians in Atmore Alabama. I have also attended other Pow-wows as well. If there are any religious or nationalistic practices involved we do not take part in these practices.
Did the native Americans do powwows at weddings?
A pow wow is a small gathering that Native Americans use for religious ceremonies. Pow wows can be done at weddings.
Who invented powwows?
Native Americans usually have pow wows when they do singing and dancing contests and they make their own regalia
How often do Cherokee Indians have powows?
As often as possible? Pow-wow is a general term for gathering, or party correctly the Cherokee do not have pow-wows. "Pow-wow" is a Narragansett word for "Spiritual Leader" and has been misinterpreted over the years. Traditionally there were many gatherings a year, in modern times the Cherokee Nation sponsors a gathering on Labor Day, in Tahlequah Oklahoma.
What rhymes with pows?
Some words that rhyme with pow are: Pow(obviously), bow, cow, how, now, sow, tow, vow, wow, allow, brow, chow, thou, ow, plough, meow. Those are all the simple words that rhyme with pow!
Did Mohicans have powwows?
The word probably comes from a different Algonquin people, the Narragansett. It meannt one with spiritual power, literally "he dreams". In 17th century America white people used the word for any northeastern native religious ceremony. Today pow wows are pan tribal gatherings with dancing, food and drumimg and singing, ceremonies and other events. It probably started among the Pawnee but many groups have added traditions over the years and they have different flavors in different parts of the country. The Mohicans (Mahican) had religious leaders in the first meaning of the word. What they were called is uncertain. They also had religious ceremonies that whites would have called "pow wows" They were forced to move to Wisconsin in between 1822 and 1839 and today they have pow wows there in the modern sense of the word. It is held the second week of August.
