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Picture from The Sioux of the Great Northern Plains by Pete DiPrimio
What were the rules of the village?

How did they interact with others?

Siuox Buffalo Nation 
What was important?
What did they eat?
What were their roles?
The Sioux Tribe
The Sioux followed the buffalo and lived in teepees.
Sioux People
Buffalo Nation
Community Life
Roles of Men and Women
Teepees - Sioux Homes
Where did the Sioux live?

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Picture from The Sioux of the Great Northern Plains by Pete DiPrimio

What were the rules of the village? How did they interact with others?

Siuox Buffalo Nation

What was important?What did they eat? What were their roles?

The Sioux Tribe

The Sioux followed the buffalo and lived in teepees.

Sioux People

Buffalo Nation

Community Life Roles of Men and Women

Teepees - Sioux Homes

Where did the Sioux live?

  • Women would pull down before moving.
  • Place on Travois to move
  • Women would put up again at new camp
  • Made of wood.
  • Covered in animal skin.
  • They had a door on each end.
  • They had smoke holes in the top.

The Sioux lived in teepees.

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Teepees

  • made of about 18 buffalo hides each
  • large poles to hold it up
  • poles tied together
  • then covered with hides
  • hard work
  • flap at the top for smoke

Teepee- Inside

  • Buffalo hides used as rugs
  • Buffalo pillow
  • Buffalo bones for backrests
  • hooves for windchimes
  • fire pit inside for warmth

Teepees - portable to move from camp to camp

Teepees - Outside

Women's Roles- Food

Picture from Three Native Nations: Of the Woodlands, Plains, and Desert, pg 25

Picture from Three Native Nations: Of the Woodlands, Plains, and Desert, pg 26-27

  • Learned by watching and copying their parents (play)

Children

Women's Roles - Community

  • removed hides from buffalo
  • cut meat into long strips and dried it in the sun
  • gathered fruits and vegetables in summer and fall

Sioux Community Life

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  • Turned buffalo hides into clothing
  • Sewed colored beads and quills for clothing.
  • Pulling down and reassembling teepees
  • Packing when it was time to move

Men's Roles

  • Men were hunters and warriors.
  • part of war parties to control hunting territories
  • Men guided and protected the village members as they moved camps.
  • Winter - repaired bows and arrows.

Tatunka - means buffalo

Buffalo Uses:

Legend of Tatunka

  • The buffalo were respected and revered.
  • The buffalo gave people what they needed to live.
  • Used every part of the buffalo

Buffalo Nation

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  • Medicine
  • Food
  • Clothing
  • Hide for teepees
  • Glue
  • Tools

Sitting Bull

  • Nomad style living
  • Moved often - followed the buffalo

Sioux People

  • Determined people who fought for their land to protect their hunting lands.
  • Stole horses to help their success as hunters and providers
  • Sioux means enemy
  • Sioux called themselves “Seven council First”

Clan Rules and Government

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Living Style

Sioux Culture

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