Sioux Indians

People from Spain are called Spanish spaeking Natives and people from Natives lands are called Natives, Indians, or there initial tribe name.

They depend on buffalo and horses. They use horses for transportation and they use buffalo for food, cloth shelter and tools.

Sitting Bull. Custer and all his men at Little Round Top were killed.

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The white settlers on the Great Plains were accustomed to building houses with wood. There was not enough wood on the Plains to build a house. Later when rail transportation was built wood could be brought in on trains.

John Two-Hawks is Lakota Sioux

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The Natives were initially overwhelmed by new European diseases like smallpox, which devastated their population and weakened them. Despite that, they formed friendly links with the first settlers, teaching them essential skills to survive. In return they received guns and horses, which made life a lot easier for them as well.

Then cam the Indian Acts of the mid 19th century, which saw the dislocation of Natives from their homes. They fought back, but lost in a trend, and were forced into reservations, forced to give up their lands, in return for basic food and supplies for living.

The Native Americans continued to be discriminated until after the 1950s, when they were let off their reservations, and allowed to become US citizens. Now they are mostly assimilated into the American way of life, although many have called for return to traditional lifestyle.

they eat eachothers heads and bodies and they threw the arms in an fire pit bon

Some old Sioux folklore roughly date to around 1500, but those might have been stories told from other tribes.

The Lakota word for a hunter is wole wichasha or wakhuwa

Jim Thorpe, gold medalist in the pentathlon and decathlon in 1912, was raised as a Sac and Fox. Billy Mills, who is a Oglala Dakota and was raised on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in South Dakota is gold medalist in the 10,000m race in 1964 and the only American to ever medal in the 10,000 meter race in history.

When the spanish came over they brought horses and gave them to the Sioux.

The Sioux Tribe mostly ate buffalo because buffalo was their main food source. They followed the buffalo wherever they traveled. The Sioux Tribe got their food by hunting and gathering. The Sioux Tribe mostly hunted buffalo, elk and deer meat for their food source. They gathered fruit such as chokecherries, potato, and other types of fruit. Originally they ate fish and grew corn but the French Settlers drove them out because there was gold in black hill which was the area the Sioux Tribe originally lived, so once they moved to the plains buffalo became the primary food source. The gold in black hills led to the Gold Rush which meant the time the Sioux were driven out around the year 1849. Ever since they got driven out the Sioux Tribe grew less crops. The tools they used for hunting were bow and arrows and spears which were made from buffalo bones. The stick area for the spear was made out of cottonwood which is a type of wood that is light, but strong and sturdy. The Sioux Tribe usually traded weapons with other Tribes because battle was a important thing for the Sioux. They dried fruits and cooked in pits and pounded into pemmican.

The answer to this question is sometimes. The Lakota Sioux normally grew corn, but other than that the woman would pick berries and roots or other vegetables and fruits from trees and bushes they find. This is because the Lakota Sioux lived in the middle of the plains where it wasn't close to the ocean. This means that there was not a lot of percepatation and evaporation. That means that they didn't have much water for crops.

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Almost every Native Indian tribe had coup sticks. Coup sticks were generally decorated with beads and feathers, and used to prove one's courage by riding up to an enemy and striking him with the stick. This showed the Indian could have killed the other person but chose not to. It is a test of bravery not always resulting in someone's death.

DK what you mean by more better, but more soldiers were killed at Isandlwana in 1879 than died with Custer in 1876. Hope that helps.

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There is no such word in any of the Sioux dialects, so it has no meaning.