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Cheyenne Indians
The Cheyenne were Plains Indians that lived in the mid-west from Colorado into the Montana and Dakota areas.
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Why most women wear weaves now?
YES THIS COMES FROM DEAD PEOLE!!!
ALTHOUGH YOU CAN GET THEM WHERE THEY ARE ARTIFICAL OR COME FROM HORSE HAIR
Well because you can pull and play with your weave hair more than your natural hair. It makes some people look better and others worse. No, they do not come from dead people they come from poor contries, yak and horses and artificial plastics. Whoever said dead people must be parinod, that;s such a stuid thing to say, really,
No,I highly have Knowledge on that question even as a 10th grader I even know weave does not come from dead people because people can get sued over stuff now if people was smart and did research instead of bumping low class junk weave can either come from horses but weave comes from people even in rich countries they donate hair for people with hair loss even women with good hair wear weave and celebrities wear weave now ask yourself this question would a person with money wear gross stuff like dead people hair no it's called reality people grow up people have to know were they got this hair from that's why people don't wear synthetic hair.
Which present-day state do many of the Cheyenne live?
today is about 12,000 cheyenne live on the great plains
What Indian tribes lived in Jim Hog County?
I guess you mean Jim Hogg County in the far south of Texas. This was historically the area occupied by the Coahuilteco and Carrizo tribes, both of which are extinct today.
Both of these groups also lived in northern Mexico and were referred to as "without moccasins" by the Kiowas and Tonkawas because they wore sandals.
How many letters are there in the Cheyenne alphabet?
There is no native Cheyenne alphabet, since historically they had no writing system just like all of the Plains tribes. Pictographs and symbols were painted on buffalo hides and clothing, but this is not any kind of alphabet.
Modern attempts to set out the sounds of the Cheyenne language using English letters produced an alphabet of 3 vowels (a,e and o) and 11 consonants (h, k, ', m, n, p, s, sh, t, v and x). There are also stress marks and whisper marks that influence the way words are pronounced. This alphabet has been used since 1971 in dictionaries, grammars and other books used in teaching the Cheyenne language.
A good starting point for learning Cheyenne is the English-Cheyenne Student Dictionary published in 1976 by the Northern Cheyenne Language and Cultural Centre, Lame Deer, Montana.
What type of house did Cheyenne build?
The Cheyenne used only tipis, which are called xamaa-vee'e in Cheyenne, meaning "ordinary dwelling".
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How do you make a visual display of a hopi village?
you get a box cover it with clay and get popscicle sticks for ladders connecting to the second floor of the box and makea field with green felt at the bootom of your display that is what i am doing
Do women bring bad luck to ships?
For a long time there were superstitions centered around woman and ships, however none have been proven to be factual. Women own, work on, travel on, and build ships. They have boats named after them and they are the subject of a good number of figureheads, so I'd say no.
What are the various types of tools used in electricity?
Volt-Ohm Meter
Perhaps the most important safety tool is the volt-ohm meter (VOM), which measures the wires' voltage and electrical resistance in volts and ohms, respectively. It is used to troubleshoot appliances, and as a test to check whether a particular wall outlet is broken. A multi-tester is an expanded version of a volt-ohm meter as it can measure electric current as well as voltage and electrical resistance. Use of this device will prevent you from electric shock as you will know whether it is safe to work with the wiring.
Jumper Wire
A jumper wire is used to test for open electrical circuits. Electricians sometimes make their own jumper wire or they can be purchased at electricity stores. A jumper wire can help you better understand the circuitry and so avoid the chance of an electrical shock. It is most important never to use a jumper wire on a live appliance.
Neon Circuit Tester
A neon circuit tester glows when electric current is present. This tool is used to check electric current in wall outlets. It is preferable to purchase a neon circuit tester in the range of 120 to 240 volts, so that you will be able to use it with most outlet voltages. However, you can purchase a neon circuit tester with a higher or lower voltage capacity if necessary.
Tape Measure
A tape measure is use to measure heights for switches and outlets. You will also need it to center lighting fixture boxes.
Hammer
A hammer is used to secure boxes equipped with nail-on brackets to studs in a home. You'll also need it to drive Romex straps when adding new Romex wiring in a home.
Pliers
pliers are used to take knockouts out of the boxes, tighten down Romex connectors in the boxes, and adjust expansion-type ceiling-fan boxes.
Wire Strippers
Wire strippers are used to cut the insulation off of the wire. They are equipped with different sized cutting teeth for various sized wires. They also have a cutoff portion in order to cut the wire.
Wrench
wrenches are used to tighten Allen-headed screws in your electrical panel.
Sre driver
This screwdriver is used for straight slot screws. You will likely need more than one size for your project. If you have to choose just one, pick a medium blade. It will suit most projects.
Gloves
The first piece of safety apparel that electricians use are gloves, as they are usually first touch wires or conductive pieces of electrical equipment with their hands. Gloves should be made out of nonconductive materials that are not too thick so that electricians still have some dexterity to actually handle and cut wires. This means gloves should be made out of plastic or rubber composites which fit the form of the hand. However, these gloves will only protect you so much in the event of a serious arc or short of electricity. Other precautions and knowledge of what wires are hot or should not be touched together are still the most important form of electrical safety.
Thick Rubber-Soled Shoes
Heavy-duty work boots with thick rubber soles are also recommended for electricians who are working with any amount of electricity. As electricity doesn't conduct through rubber, these rubber soles will help to keep you from being grounded against the floor so that if you do touch something that is highly electrical, harmful electricity won't be able to flow through you as easily and seriously injure you through electrocution. These rubber soled shoes will also protect you from being electrocuted in the event there is water on the ground and it has become electrified. While it doesn't mean walking through this water is a good idea to walk through water that has electricity running through it, but the rubber soles will give you a chance to get out of it before you get hurt.
Electrical tape (or insulating tape) is a type of pressure-sensitive tape used to insulate electrical wires and other material that conduct electricity. It can be made of many plastics, but vinyl is most popular; it stretches well and gives an effective and long lasting insulation. Electrical tape for class H insulation, however, is made of fiberglass cloth instead of a form of plastic.
Can you show you the region of Georgia the plain Indians lived in?
In 1733 the Creek Indians lived in Georgia and starting in 1755 the Cherokee Indians called the Southeast part of Georgia their home.
That was due to an old rule in baseball that doesn't exist anymore. If a game was tied after the fifth inning and it started raining and the umpires decided that play could not continue, the game was considereda no contestas far as wins and losses were concerned but not as far as a player's statistics were concerned. So whatever the player did in the game (hit a home run, made an error, struckout, etc.) would be counted towards his yearly stats. If a similar situation arose today, the game would be restarted at a later date at the point that the umpires called it.
