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What materials did the people of the Great Plains make their lodges with?
all children on the great plains learned
How is sod related to a Plains Indian lodge?
Sod is related to lodge because sod grows on lodges in the plains.
How did the Indian group that a plains Indian culture changed significantly when it started using horses and guns.?
Native peoples were allowed the opportunity to chase bigger game, build and carry larger lodges across the plains, defend their people more effectively,and travel farther with the horse and gun in their lives.
Do Mandan Indians live in lodges?
.yes.the mandan Indians live lodges.10-30 people can live in one lodge.
Did the kiowa Indian people live in tipis?
no they lived in lodges
What were iroquoian people live?
They were live in round earthen lodges
What shelter did theIowa live in?
The Iowas (Baxoje) were semi-nomadic marginally Plains people speaking a Siouan language who both farmed and hunted. They used two types of dwelling: semi-permanent earth lodges and small mobile tipi-style tents.
Were Comanches nomads?
The Pawnee tribes were not true Plains nomads. They lived on the eastern margins of the Plains in semi-permanent villages of static earth lodges that were protected by palisade fences. A few times each year Pawnee hunters set out into the Plains to hunt buffalo, using Plains-style tipis which were easily transported; they brought all the meat back to the villages for processing.So in the strict sense the Pawnee were sedentary people, not nomads, but there were elements of Plains culture in their lifestyle.See link below for an image:
How do people of the great basin desert make a living?
people make a living by opening hotels and lodges
What do people do in the plains?
People in the plains wear light & loose clothes.
What are wooden houses?
People like to refer to wooden houses as log cabins, or lodges.
What kind of homes did the people of the plains live in?
the settlers survived on the great plains pretty much the same as the indians, although they knew alot more about how to survive (how they did in the east). they eat buffalo's and any other animals they could find just like the red indians, but instead of tipis they built houses out of wood and other materials like they had back in the east, and they got around in wagons or rode on horseback. they also got water from the load of rivers around.
