Most native peoples of the Americas have never used tipis and would never have seen one. Only a very small number of tribes on the Great Plains and areas bordering the Plains used tipis, because they suited the nomadic lifestyle of wandering buffalo hunters.
If you visit a Kayapo village in Brazil, or a Maya village in Yucatan, or a Naskapi village in Canada, or a Zuni village in the USA you will find no tipis have ever been used by those native Americans.
blackfoot Indians
teepes
teepes
The Shoshone natives lived in teepes
They make their teepes from sticks and burch trees and buffalo hide.
Mostly the Plains Indians because they followed the buffalo game for food.
Iroquois Indians don't live in teepes because they have permanent residence which are called long houses
they made teepes by Buffalo skin coverings
Yes river is a natural resource used by American Indians
Hunting
how did american indians attitudes about land use change after the europens arrived
The early American Indians used the barter system to exchange for what they wanted.