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The Tipi
• One family to a Tipi
• 20 buffalo skins sown together by women
• Woven wooden pole frame in a circle
• Tipis could be taken down in 20 mins for transport
• Flaps at the top of tipi that could be opened as a chimney
• Doorway faces East towards rising sun
• hung scalps of enemy on poles as sign of conquest
• Summer- the tipi could be riled up for air flow
• Winter- could banked with earth to trap heat
• Sahpe of tipi could withstand strong Plains winds
• Tipi would be decorated by men
Old People
• Important to band
• Gave advice in council and passed history in to band
• Helped raise children
• When they became too old they may have been left behind. The survival of the group is more important that an individual
• old people wished to be left, so as not to be a burden
Children
• Highly valued in band
• Learned skills from parents instead of schools
• B O Y S- Learned to hunt using bows and arrows
• G I R L S- learned how to maintain a home
• BOTH taught to ride horses at early age
• Parents would never punish children except in extreme cases
• Children became wild and disobedient
Men & Women
• Women's responsibility was the tipi
• Women- make and repair clothes, cleaned, collected water, looked after children
• Judged by skills
• Arranged marriages, but usually for love
• Men had to prove love with a gift
• Most men had one wife, rich men had many
• Remarriage and divorce not unknown
• Men hunted & looked after land
Medicine Man
• Carried herbs to help health
• Medicine men could speak to spirits and would ask them for help and guidance
• Medicine men could get rid of evil spirits
• Knew medicinal properties of over 2000 plants I.e with hazel
• Consulted in every aspect
Men & Women
• Women's responsibility was the tipi
• Women- make and repair clothes, cleaned, collected water, looked after children
• Judged by skills
• Arranged marriages, but usually for love
• Men had to prove love with a gift
• Most men had one wife, rich men had many
• Remarriage and divorce not unknown
• Men hunted & looked after land
Buffalo
Men & Women
• Women's responsibility was the tipi
• Women- make and repair clothes, cleaned, collected water, looked after children
• Judged by skills
• Arranged marriages, but usually for love
• Men had to prove love with a gift
• Most men had one wife, rich men had many
• Remarriage and divorce not unknown
• Men hunted & looked after land
Medicine Man
• Carried herbs to help health
• Medicine men could speak to spirits and would ask them for help and guidance
• Medicine men could get rid of evil spirits
• Knew medicinal properties of over 2000 plants I.e with hazel
• Consulted in every aspect
Buffalo
Horses
• Improved warfare
• Horse made them wealthy. More horses= wealthier
• Travel further- more raids.
• Connection spiritually with their horse. Horses have a spirit.
Men & Women
• Women's responsibility was the tipi
• Women- make and repair clothes, cleaned, collected water, looked after children
• Judged by skills
• Arranged marriages, but usually for love
• Men had to prove love with a gift
• Most men had one wife, rich men had many
• Remarriage and divorce not unknown
• Men hunted & looked after land
Medicine Man
• Carried herbs to help health
• Medicine men could speak to spirits and would ask them for help and guidance
• Medicine men could get rid of evil spirits
• Knew medicinal properties of over 2000 plants I.e with hazel
• Consulted in every aspect
Buffalo
Horses
• Improved warfare
• Horse made them wealthy. More horses= wealthier
• Travel further- more raids.
• Connection spiritually with their horse. Horses have a spirit.
Organisation of Bands
Men & Women
• Women's responsibility was the tipi
• Women- make and repair clothes, cleaned, collected water, looked after children
• Judged by skills
• Arranged marriages, but usually for love
• Men had to prove love with a gift
• Most men had one wife, rich men had many
• Remarriage and divorce not unknown
• Men hunted & looked after land
Medicine Man
• Carried herbs to help health
• Medicine men could speak to spirits and would ask them for help and guidance
• Medicine men could get rid of evil spirits
• Knew medicinal properties of over 2000 plants I.e with hazel
• Consulted in every aspect
Buffalo
Horses
• Improved warfare
• Horse made them wealthy. More horses= wealthier
• Travel further- more raids.
• Connection spiritually with their horse. Horses have a spirit.
Organisation of Bands
White People v. Natives
• Viewed as Savages ( scalping, sun dance, etc.)
• believed to be wasteful- wasting valuable farming space
• " Natives laze around dressed in barely anything"
• " Women do all the work"
• Viewed as primitive- Natie children don't attend school. Children are disappointed. Using buffalo for everything (clothes, food, etc.)
• " Sinful"- Polygamy, non-Christian
Men & Women
• Women's responsibility was the tipi
• Women- make and repair clothes, cleaned, collected water, looked after children
• Judged by skills
• Arranged marriages, but usually for love
• Men had to prove love with a gift
• Most men had one wife, rich men had many
• Remarriage and divorce not unknown
• Men hunted & looked after land
Medicine Man
• Carried herbs to help health
• Medicine men could speak to spirits and would ask them for help and guidance
• Medicine men could get rid of evil spirits
• Knew medicinal properties of over 2000 plants I.e with hazel
• Consulted in every aspect
Buffalo
Horses
• Improved warfare
• Horse made them wealthy. More horses= wealthier
• Travel further- more raids.
• Connection spiritually with their horse. Horses have a spirit.
Organisation of Bands
White People v. Natives
• Viewed as Savages ( scalping, sun dance, etc.)
• believed to be wasteful- wasting valuable farming space
• " Natives laze around dressed in barely anything"
• " Women do all the work"
• Viewed as primitive- Natie children don't attend school. Children are disappointed. Using buffalo for everything (clothes, food, etc.)
• " Sinful"- Polygamy, non-Christian
War
• bravery and glory
• Counting coup- much braver than killing the person
• Scalping- ensured the enemy wouldn't be in the afterlife
Men & Women
• Women's responsibility was the tipi
• Women- make and repair clothes, cleaned, collected water, looked after children
• Judged by skills
• Arranged marriages, but usually for love
• Men had to prove love with a gift
• Most men had one wife, rich men had many
• Remarriage and divorce not unknown
• Men hunted & looked after land
Medicine Man
• Carried herbs to help health
• Medicine men could speak to spirits and would ask them for help and guidance
• Medicine men could get rid of evil spirits
• Knew medicinal properties of over 2000 plants I.e with hazel
• Consulted in every aspect
Buffalo
Horses
• Improved warfare
• Horse made them wealthy. More horses= wealthier
• Travel further- more raids.
• Connection spiritually with their horse. Horses have a spirit.
Organisation of Bands
White People v. Natives
• Viewed as Savages ( scalping, sun dance, etc.)
• believed to be wasteful- wasting valuable farming space
• " Natives laze around dressed in barely anything"
• " Women do all the work"
• Viewed as primitive- Natie children don't attend school. Children are disappointed. Using buffalo for everything (clothes, food, etc.)
• " Sinful"- Polygamy, non-Christian
War
• bravery and glory
• Counting coup- much braver than killing the person
• Scalping- ensured the enemy wouldn't be in the afterlife
Sacred Land
• high land is sacred
• close to spirit world
• For the Sioux the black hills were scared
Men & Women
• Women's responsibility was the tipi
• Women- make and repair clothes, cleaned, collected water, looked after children
• Judged by skills
• Arranged marriages, but usually for love
• Men had to prove love with a gift
• Most men had one wife, rich men had many
• Remarriage and divorce not unknown
• Men hunted & looked after land
Medicine Man
• Carried herbs to help health
• Medicine men could speak to spirits and would ask them for help and guidance
• Medicine men could get rid of evil spirits
• Knew medicinal properties of over 2000 plants I.e with hazel
• Consulted in every aspect
Buffalo
Horses
• Improved warfare
• Horse made them wealthy. More horses= wealthier
• Travel further- more raids.
• Connection spiritually with their horse. Horses have a spirit.
Organisation of Bands
White People v. Natives
• Viewed as Savages ( scalping, sun dance, etc.)
• believed to be wasteful- wasting valuable farming space
• " Natives laze around dressed in barely anything"
• " Women do all the work"
• Viewed as primitive- Natie children don't attend school. Children are disappointed. Using buffalo for everything (clothes, food, etc.)
• " Sinful"- Polygamy, non-Christian
War
• bravery and glory
• Counting coup- much braver than killing the person
• Scalping- ensured the enemy wouldn't be in the afterlife
Sacred Land
• high land is sacred
• close to spirit world
• For the Sioux the black hills were scared
Manifest Destiny
• Indians believed that lands was scared and could not be owned by man
• WP wanted to own land
• Believed that it was their "manifest destiny" to take the land given by God ( John O'Sullivan 1845)
Men & Women
• Women's responsibility was the tipi
• Women- make and repair clothes, cleaned, collected water, looked after children
• Judged by skills
• Arranged marriages, but usually for love
• Men had to prove love with a gift
• Most men had one wife, rich men had many
• Remarriage and divorce not unknown
• Men hunted & looked after land
Medicine Man
• Carried herbs to help health
• Medicine men could speak to spirits and would ask them for help and guidance
• Medicine men could get rid of evil spirits
• Knew medicinal properties of over 2000 plants I.e with hazel
• Consulted in every aspect
Buffalo
Horses
• Improved warfare
• Horse made them wealthy. More horses= wealthier
• Travel further- more raids.
• Connection spiritually with their horse. Horses have a spirit.
Organisation of Bands
White People v. Natives
• Viewed as Savages ( scalping, sun dance, etc.)
• believed to be wasteful- wasting valuable farming space
• " Natives laze around dressed in barely anything"
• " Women do all the work"
• Viewed as primitive- Natie children don't attend school. Children are disappointed. Using buffalo for everything (clothes, food, etc.)
• " Sinful"- Polygamy, non-Christian
War
• bravery and glory
• Counting coup- much braver than killing the person
• Scalping- ensured the enemy wouldn't be in the afterlife
Sacred Land
• high land is sacred
• close to spirit world
• For the Sioux the black hills were scared
Manifest Destiny
• Indians believed that lands was scared and could not be owned by man
• WP wanted to own land
• Believed that it was their "manifest destiny" to take the land given by God ( John O'Sullivan 1845)
Migration to the West Coast
... Christianity. The other reports came from people who were hoping to make money off true settlers.
• Known as the "Great Migration" 1000 people emigrated.
•1884 it was 5,000
•1849- 30,000
•1850- 55,000