The Midwest Natives by Parker Jordan

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The Midwest Natives

Published on Nov 19, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

THE MIDWEST NATIVE AMERICANS

BY PARKER JORDAN AND JAYDEN CAMPBELL

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THE LAKOTA HUNTED BUFFALO FOR CLOTHING AND FOOD

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THESE ARE THINGS THAT

FOR TEEPEES, CLOTHING, MEAT, ROPES ETC...

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THE LAKOTA LIVED IN MINNESOTA

WAY BEFORE THE EUROPEANS CAME

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THEY LIVED NEAR THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER

WERE THERE WERE ALOT OF NATURAL RESOURCES

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THE LAKOTA GATHERED PLANTS AND FISHED FOR FOOD

IN THE 1600'S

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THE LAKOTA BEGAN TO MOVE WEST NEAR THE MISSOURI RIVER

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TRANSPORTATION WAS DIFICULT FOR THE PEOPLE OF THE GREAT PLAINS

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CANOES WERE NOT USEFUL BECAUSE THERE WERE FEW RIVERS IN THE

GREAT PLAINS REGION

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THE LAKOTA COULD WALK BUT IT WAS SLOW AND DIFFICULT

TO MOVE GOODS

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TO MAKE IT FASTER, THEY USED DOGS TO PULL

SLEDS FULL OF GOODS

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AFTER A WHILE HORSES ESCAPED AND MADE HERDS

THAT ROAMED THE PLAINS

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THE LAKOTA LEARNED HOW TO CATCH THE WILD HORCES THEY LEARNED

HOW TO RIDE THEM AND HUNT WITH THEM AND USE THEM TO CARRY GOODS

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ONCE THEY BEGAN RIDING HORSES IT CHANGED THEIR LIFESTYLE AND THEY BEGAN TO FOLLOW HEARDS OF BUFFALO WHICH MADE IT EASIER

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There are twelve states in the Midwest and they are Wisconsin, Michigan, Minnesota, Kansas, Ohio, Missouri, Nebraska, Illinois, Iowa, Indiana, North Dakota and South Dakota

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