The culture of the Native Americans of the Plains including a case study of the Lakota Sioux (OCR GCSE History B (Schools History Project)): Flashcards

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The culture of the Native Americans of the Plains including a case study of the Lakota Sioux
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What were tipis made from?

Animal skins and wooden supports

Which direction did tipi entrances face?

East (to protect from westerly winds)

How many families in a Plains Indian band?

10 to 50 families

How Plains Indian chiefs were chosen

Elected by their tribe

Name of the Great Spirit

Wakan Tanka

Plains Indians' belief about land ownership

Land could not be owned by any individual

Three divisions of the Sioux tribe

Lakota, Dakota and Nakota

Who brought the first horses to America?

Spanish colonists in 16th century

What was 'counting coup'

Touching enemy by hand or stick for honour

Why was the buffalo heart left on the Plains?

To give new life to the herd

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