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1 Native Americans of the Plains
American West Revision Native Americans of the Plains

2 Lifestyle Hunting Culture When you think of the Native Americans you should think of 5 areas of their life. Can you work out what these are? Warfare Beliefs

3 Write down as many things as you can about the Native Americans in the correct areas. Use the pictures to help you.

4 Comanche Lodge of Buffalo Skins
4 Comanche Lodge of Buffalo Skins

5 Band of Sioux moving camp
1 Band of Sioux moving camp

6 An Indian by Catlin

7 5 Chief and his family

8 Buffalo Hunt Chase with bows and lances 1832-33

9 Comanche village, women dressing robes and drying meat 1834-1835
9 Comanche village, women dressing robes and drying meat

10 Battle between Sioux and Sauk and Fox
2 Battle between Sioux and Sauk and Fox

11 Mandan Scalping an enemy
13 Mandan Scalping an enemy

12 Medicine man performing his mysteries over a dying man
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13 6 Sun Dance by Catlin

14 11 Buffalo Dance,  1845

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