deer elk buffulo caraboo and that's it
i think rabbits lived there too
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The types of animals that lived in the great plains are still there today. Many of the animals such a deer, buffalo caribou beaver, and rabbits, served the Indians who lived there in the way of food, clothing, and other various needs.
The Indians would hunt, kill, and have such animals for food. However, the buffalo hides were used to make teepee's or clothes, blankets, and bags (such as to hold arrows).
Beaver or rabbit hides would be used for clothing.
When the white settlers came to live in the area, the animals mostly served as a source of food.
Many immigrants lived in urban apartment slums called flats. These flats held a great many people and were often overcrowded.
hoover villes were homes that the people lived in during the great depression often made of cardbored and newspapers, on streets, and in parks
The animals were all trapped out and couldn't be found.
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no
the great plains lived in teppes and loges
The Sioux Indians lived in the Great Plains.
Yes the Cheyenne`s lived in the Great Plains but some tribes lived in the desert. But yeah they lived in the Great plains!
The Native Americans lived in the great plains in the 1400s.
a gunga is an animal who lived in the great plains for many years but no longer are a living animals
the native people lived there before the pioneers
They lived in the Great Plains
The Great Plains Indians lived in Pen Island
Mammoths were grass eating animals. Because grass grows well in the plains, that would have been an ideal habitat for mammoths. In fact, woolly mammoths lived in the tundra, which are dry, treeless plains, and Columbian mammoths lived in the Great Plains.
Because the Indians lived in the great, big plains.
Yes they did and they lived in a tepees. They lived in the great plains. See plain_indians.webs.com to learn more about them!