Almost nobody lived on the High Plains of North American until horses were introduced by the Spanish. The very few tribes that hunted buffalo on the Plains lived on the margins and used dogs for transportation, but without horses it was extremely difficult to follow herds across the vast distances involved.
In 1700 (some 200 years after Columbus arrived in the Bahamas) all the Sioux tribes were living around the Lake Traverse area of what is now South Dakota - not in the central Plains but on its eastern margins. They were under considerable pressure from the Ojibwe/Chippewa groups who were armed with guns supplied by French fur traders and were being forced to move westwards. At that time the Sioux had no guns and no way of obtaining them, so in military terms they were losing the arms race.
By 1780 they had moved further west towards the Black Hills, the more westerly tribes (the Teton Sioux) having obtained horses and adopted a Plains nomadic lifestyle.
So the answer is that some Sioux tribes (not all) lived in the central Plains from about 1760 or 1780 and were forced onto reservations about 100 years later.
It was the white people who created the Plains culture by providing access to horses; it was also white people who ended Plains culture by eliminating the buffalo herds, imposing the reservation system and destroying the nomadic lifestyle.
they were the dominant force and would invade southern tribes by stealing thier horses and women
They were in search of God, gold an glory.
It is wrong to day that the Europeans settled the land when they came to Canada because they didn't live there. They just went there to get herbs and spices. It is wrong to day that the Europeans settled the land when they came to Canada because they didn't live there. They just went there to get herbs and spices. _JEssica CHan
With the arrival of settlers in their territory the Sioux faced many challenges. European settlers brought many new and useful items, such as the horse, firearms and cloth. Unfortunately, they also brought new diseases for which the Sioux had no immunity. Cultural differences caused distrust, leading to numerous clashes and battles. Treaties were made, then changed, then ignored. The Sioux and other nations were given reservation land to live on, but frequently they were relocated when valuable commodities such as gold were found on their lands. The Sioux are now settled in the north central United States and central Canada.
Europeans came from the continent of Europe, which includes countries like England, France and Spain which were the three main countries to colonize the Americas. The American Indians were from America originally, which is why we now call them Native Americans, as they are the natives of america, I.E. they've always lived there.
the Sioux lived in teepes made of buffalo skin.
Monican Sioux are from Virgina
The Sioux Indians live in the states of Montana, and North and South Dakota. They also live in Minnesota and Nebraska.
Before contact with Europeans, members of the Great Sioux Nation lived throughout the north-central United States and southern Canada. Today there are Sioux reservations in Minnesota, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota, Manitoba, and Saskatchewan.
the teton Sioux Indians lived in teepees
The Sioux Native Americans lived in Austin,Texas
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