What problems did the Pueblo Indians face?

Answer 1

Access to a source of water, food, shelter, and the ability to procreate are the basic issues that any culture faces. The Pueblo people lived in the arid desert region, so water was only available at a premium. Cisterns were constructed to save water for later use.

Answer 2

It is not possible today for anyone to live the life of the Plains tribes (including the Cheyenne). The Great Plains no longer exist, the huge herds of deer, antelope, elk and buffalo no longer exist and many of the cultural traditions and religious practices are forgotten.

The tipi-style lodges constructed by Cheyenne in the past relied on the hides of many buffalo in their construction; nobody could today reconstruct even a small village of these lodges because not enough buffalo hides are available.

One small but important example of a lost tradition will illustrate the point: historically, most native American tribes removed all facial hair (including the eyebrows) - photographs of Cheyenne people taken up to about 1930 show them all without eyebrows. This tradition is lost and modern Cheyenne people do not even know that this tradition was practised by their ancestors; no Cheyenne man, woman or child today removes their eyebrows.

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Answer 3

Problems facing the Cheyenne Indian tribe, like other tribes is a lack of jobs or ways to make money. Many Native Americans are also plagued with Alcoholism.

Answer 4

The Cheyennes Indians live any were now in days.

Answer 5

good they live on a reservation in Montana where they still have their annual traditions and cerimonies