o’brienamerican civ. 9name:___________________ plains indians

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O’Brien American Civ. 9 Name:___________________ Plains Indians CULTURE - Work is divided among men & women - The highest appreciation for nature (__________) - ____________ societies - Art & religion - Language - Each tribe or clan - ______________________ to be universal Hunters: _______________ & ___________ Gatherers: Women, elders, children & the disabled Preparers & Cooks: __________, _________ WOMEN Oversaw life in house Gathered food Built ____________ Passed traditions __________ skill = rank in society MEN Hunters _______________ Pass on knowledge Pass on ____________ Led spiritualized ceremonies Provide _________ leadership Prove bravery & ability ELDERS - Looked to as th __________among tri - Consulted about a problems - The “____________ between the spirit & native world HORSES “sacred dog” 1600s used in trade until each tribe has them 1: ______________ 2: _______________ 3: raiding Sun Dance: 4 day celebration to thank Great Spirit & ask for luck/ fortu BUFFALO - General store to the Indians - Hunted as a staple - Corral: _______________ _____________________ - Men hunted them - Women & children cut apart animal & brought it back to camp used for… 1: ___________________ 2: ___________________ 3: ___________________ - protein - could be stored (jerky)

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Page 1: O’BrienAmerican Civ. 9Name:___________________ Plains Indians

O’Brien American Civ. 9 Name:___________________Plains Indians

CULTURE- Work is divided among men & women- The highest appreciation for nature (__________)- ____________ societies- Art & religion- Language

- Each tribe or clan- ______________________ to be universal

Hunters: _______________ & ___________Gatherers: Women, elders, children

& the disabledPreparers & Cooks: __________, _________

WOMENOversaw life in houseGathered foodBuilt ____________Passed traditions__________skill = rank in society

MENHunters_______________Pass on knowledgePass on ____________Led spiritualized ceremoniesProvide _________ leadershipProve bravery & ability

ELDERS- Looked to as the __________among tribes - Consulted about any problems- The “______________” between the spirit & native world

HORSES“sacred dog”

1600s used in trade until each tribe has them

1: ______________2: ________________

3: raiding

Sun Dance: 4 day celebration to thank the Great Spirit & ask for luck/ fortune

BUFFALO- General store to the Indians- Hunted as a staple- Corral: _______________ _____________________

- Men hunted them- Women & children cut apart animal

& brought it back to campused for…

1: ___________________2: ___________________3: ___________________

- protein - could be stored (jerky)

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