Cheyenne Indians

all of the answers are correct

the weapons used by the cheyenne were bows and arrows, clubs, spears, and they made these using the parts of the buffalo. Tools are mainly made from the hooves of the buffalo, and can be used for many things, including being used as a hammer, a carver, and even a knife if no bones are available.

dog soldier is aeuropean word for the band of tsitsistas warrioirs. You wont find it on the internet

the cheyenne used hammers made of rocks, and sticks. They also used their genitals to make lubricant.

frist they killed thhe deer with a stone and then went to the camp to go fishing in a pot of gold for food.

HI MOM

She is the niece of golfer Tiger Woods & the daughter of Earl Woods Jr.

Answer:

Daughter of Earl Dennison Woods Jr. older brother of Tiger Woods.

Earth shelters (such as caves) or homes built from logs and natural materials.

The Plains people lost their way of life, food, clothing, tools and ability to survive with the destruction of the buffalo.

the culture of Cheyenne Indians

yes, they did live in teepee's and also lodges were a home of theirs.

the Cheyenne Indians ate buffalo meat, deer meat, and bear meat. they also picked berries and fruits. they ate fish and abalone also.

Never did exist. It's a hardware store brand name on guns made by Crescent Fire Arms, Meriden, CT. or Janssen Fils & Co in Belgium.

You use the typical thermometers [to check the temperature of the dog], stethoscopes check the heart beat], otoscope[an otoscope is the thing that checks the dogs ears], dog vaccinates] and dog treats make the dog stop moving]

The Cherokee had their own alphabet; the Cherokees called them 'talking leaves'. The Choctaw created their alphabet based on English characters called in Choctaw: Chahta Anumpa Holisso. There are three version of the alphabet: old, linguistic, and a modern. Rev. Cyrus Byington complied a comprehensive dictionary and Allen Wright created the old alphabet. Both created literature and grammar books. Gideon Lincecum, a setter from Georgia, created a 500 page history of Choctaw traditions entirely in the Choctaw language during the 1800s.

From what I remember, it's a trail used by pioneers. It's either a rain forest trail, or a Native American sacred ground.

Yes, he moved there in 1945 while his father was stationed at Fort Warren. They remained there for 2 years and then moved back to Brooklyn, N.Y.

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The three Cheyenne words for blood, shown below, where taken from a English to Cheyenne dictionary:

(I assume each word puts a different slant on the word, blood.)

htsemá'eme (ni poss)

ma'e (ni)

ma'emá (mbp)

Good Grades, good behavior and probarly if you joined good jobs for your career e.g The Debate Team, the chess team, the cookery club or may the rugby team?

The Lenapes helped the Dutch by teaching them how to fish, hunt and grow crops (beans, corn, tobacco and squash)

The Cheyenne Indian reservation is located largely in Montana but also extends into South Dakota. It sits on 444,00 acres of land. It used to be called the Tongue River Indian Reservation.

i'm wondering the same thing i have an original 1973 nova ss hatchback 2- door post with a 4 speed, 350 v8, leather bucket seats, consul, and front disk brakes which is every option avalible in 73 plus it only has 50,000 original miles so i belive its pretty rare, i know in 74 they only made 6 of them with all the options.