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What part of the bison did whit settlers consider valuable?
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The hide
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What part of bison did white settler consider valuable?
the hide- Apex
What part of the bison white settlers consider valuable?
Anecdotally, the tongues of bison were the meat often salvaged from the dead animals. Other parts of the meat were not as tender, and the heavy hides were more prized by the Native American tribes (for clothing or for making tepees) than by settlers. There was also a market in shipping the dried bones east to make fertilizer. Buffalo Bill Cody was famous for shooting buffalo to feed the railroad crews. The meat and skin were about all that the settlers would use, and even then they left a lot to waste.
What part of the bison did settlers consider valuable?
Settlers would rather kill a bison and leave it. Part of the thinking of the time was to kill all the bison that they could so the Native Americans couldn't get food. The railroads would stop and shoot whole herds of buffalo just to kill them. I remember seeing a photo of a mountain of dead buffalo in a book. One of the major differences between the Native American view of the world and the Europeans was that the animals were not to be wasted and killed just for the kill and the earth (the mother) was to be taken care of. This philosophy and belief still exists because the tribes have been fighting the oil pipeline across the reservations/ plains states.
Who part of the bison did the American Indians consider useful?
almost all the animal
What part of the bison did the American Indians consider useful?
almost all of the animal
Why did the buffalo become the state animal?
because Oklahoma had a large Indian population and the bison was a big part in the lives of the Indians that lived on the land and when the European settlers came the bison was one of their main food supplies. So Oklahoma's history is rich with the bison and has been a big part of the state for many years
What part of speech is bison?
Bison is a noun.
What kingdom are bison?
Bison are in the Animalia Kingdom.
What part of bison did the white settlers consider valuable?
Anecdotally, the tongues of bison were the meat often salvaged from the dead animals. Other parts of the meat were not as tender, and the heavy hides were more prized by the Native American tribes (for clothing or for making tepees) than by settlers. There was also a market in shipping the dried bones east to make fertilizer. Buffalo Bill Cody was famous for shooting buffalo to feed the railroad crews. The meat and skin were about all that the settlers would use, and even then they left a lot to waste.
What part of the bison did the Native Americans consider useful?
The Aboriginals thought almost all parts of a bison were useful. They used the bones for tools, the skin for clothes and the meat to eat.
Did the Micmac eat bison?
Nope. No bison in that part of Canada. The Mi'kmaq people ate a lot of fish, caribou and moose.
What is the part of speech of valuable?
Valuable can be an adjective or a noun.
