That depends on which particular Blackfoot tribe and at what specific date.
The Blackfoot Sioux (part of the Teton Lakota people) lived in north-western South Dakota and they have always been a very small tribe with perhaps around 220 lodges (tipis) in 1833, equating to around 1,100 people. Today they probably have fewer people than that figure.
The totally unconnected Blackfoot confederation of Montana, Saskachewan and Manitoba consisted of the Piegan (Pikuni), Blood (Kainah) and Blackfoot (Siksika) tribes; they were also allied to the Sarci and Atsena tribes and were always a dominant group on the northern Plains. Of these the three confederated tribes numbered about 15,000 at the time of first contact with Europeans; the Siksika numbered perhaps 290 lodges and 3,000 people in the 1850s and there are now around 7,000 registered tribal members.
Answer: All American Indian tribes are thought to be descended from those who crossed the Bering Strait from Asia during the last Ice Age. The Blackfoot ( who call themselves "Niitsítapi" meaning "orginal people") are found in the areas of Alberta and Montana.
they traded with other people in the tribe
they traded with other people in the tribe
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the barbarian tribe called the Saxons
The blackfoot tribe won.The blackfoot tribe won because the paiute tribe had bad hunting skills and food skills.
No. Neither the Blackfoot nor the Iroquois were single tribes but groups of allied tribes; they were linguistically, geographically and religiously entirely different from each other.
blackfoot are known to be the most aggressive
The Blackfoot Indian tribe .
Blackfoot tribe lived very decorative tipi's.
Blackfoot And Apache
I would like to apply for Indian money from Blackfoot Indian tribe. How do I apply?
there is blood and blackfoot tribes from the plains people
The Blackfeet are members of the Blackfoot American aboriginal tribe.
yes they do
they hunted and gathered food
to shake it off