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Generally speaking; No, they did not.
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How did native Americans process their human waste?
native Americans had a very strong bond between anything that left their bodies. They would feel very connected to their "human waste" and would often times eat it again for fear of losing part of what made them who they were. this was also done with their blood and tears if they got a cut or if they started crying
Does the US government owe the native Americans anything?
no
How does Fray Escobar treat the Indians?
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They were inhabited by native Americans?
They inhabit by a native Americans
When did they become native Americans?
they became native Americans in 1982
How did native Americans process their human waste?
native Americans had a very strong bond between anything that left their bodies. They would feel very connected to their "human waste" and would often times eat it again for fear of losing part of what made them who they were. this was also done with their blood and tears if they got a cut or if they started crying
Does the US government owe the native Americans anything?
no
Did native Americans regain territory during the war of 1812?
No, the British promised land, but the Native Americans didn't get anything.
What was the displacement policy for native Americans?
that they were not allowed anything/they were stupid
Did native Americans wear anything special for there ceremonies?
yes
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What were Native Americans?
native americans were americans that were native
Do Native Americans make laws?
no because the gov.does not let them do anything at all
What valuable product did France England and Holland traded with native Americans in the new world?
They didn't trade with Native Americans anything that was valuable. Trade beads were used for the furs that were trapped.
What did Native Americans use for diapers?
There are differing accounts of what kind of 'diapers' were used by Native Americans. Diapers generally were cloth or animal skin wrappings (swaddling cloths) with dried grass or moss placed in strategic areas to trap body waste. Unlike European's who let the diapers go unchanged for days (weeks in cold weather) Native Americans changed or cleaned them as they became soiled with waste, cleaning the child at the same time. .
Did the Native Americans use buffalo stomach for bags for storage?
Yes.They used everything from the horn to the hoof. No waste, and no Trophy hunting.
What did Native Americans use for baby diapers?
There are differing accounts of what kind of 'diapers' were used by Native Americans. Diapers generally were cloth or animal skin wrappings (swaddling cloths) with dried grass or moss placed in strategic areas to trap body waste. Unlike European's who let the diapers go unchanged for days (weeks in cold weather) Native Americans changed or cleaned them as they became soiled with waste, cleaning the child at the same time. .
