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How did the Crow Indians use their natural resources?
they used deer bones as needles, for sewing. rabbits for making blankets rocks and deer antlers for weapons
How did the crow Indians build travois?
how did the Crow indians make a travois
What did the Onondaga Indians do for fun?
they make small games with their natural resources
What is the Cheyenne Indians natural resources?
The Cheyenne Indians used buffalo skin to make clothes, tepees and other things
What natural resources were used to construct the home of the Mohawk Indians?
They were made out of elm bark for the roof and wood for the structure
What natural resources did the Crow indians use?
Corn (maize)
What natural resources did the Arapaho Indians have?
their natural resources are buffalo's
How did the Crow Indians use their natural resources?
they used deer bones as needles, for sewing. rabbits for making blankets rocks and deer antlers for weapons
How did early Americans Indians in NC use natural resources?
how did early american indians in nc use natural resources
What natural resorses did the Maidu Indians use?
What are natural resources used be maidu indians
What was the most important natural resources for the plains Indians?
Buffalo and water were the most important Natural Resources for the Great Plains Indians.
What natural resources did the plain Indians use?
the plain Indians used long houses & used buffilo meat for Natural Resources
What is Inuit Indians natural resources capital resources and human resources?
For the natural resources, the inuit indians mostly hunted an animal called the caribou. They also fished. but what i wanted to know also was the human resources. I have a test on the American Indians
What natural resources did the Luiseno Indians have?
sea
What natural resources did the tigua Indians use?
They
What were the natural resources of the ohlone indians?
earth
What did crow Indians trade for?
The Crow Indians traditionally traded buffalo hides, horses, and other natural resources in exchange for goods such as firearms, blankets, beads, and food. They were known for their extensive trading networks and engaged in trade with various tribes and later with European Americans.
