Yes, they had horses. Horses were considered very valuable to the tribes and a form of wealth.
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The Crow got their first horses from the Plains Shoshone around the year 1740. The Shoshone got their horses from the Comanche about twenty years earlier, and the Comanche got them from the Spanish in west Texas in the late 1600's.
The Shoshone Indians live in several different places. The tribe was spread out. They live in Wyoming, Idaho, California, Montana, Utah, and Nevada.
They played many of the same games any other kid would play - some examples include foot racing and ball games (they had one called shinny). Boys also played hunting games and raced their horses.
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The Shoshone tribe gave Lewis and Clark the horses. They wouldn't have gotten them if it hadn't been for Sacagawea. She happened to be a sister to the Shoshone tribe leader and they recognized each other and Lewis and Clark we able to get their horses.
They stayed the winter with and borrowed horses from the Shoshone Indians.
Sacajawea's birth tribe Shoshone were rich until Sacajawea was under the age of 10 The Hidasta tribe stole ALL of their crops, horses and many Shoshone's. Including Sacajawea
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Yes, Shoshone is the name of a tribe, so it should be capitalized.
because lewis and clark took Sagagawea on part of their journey. when they found the shoshone tribe Sagagawea relised the ledder of the shoshone tribe was her brother. the shoshone tribe gave them anything because Sagagwea was captered by a nouther tribe and now lewis and clark took her under their wing and returned her to her original tribe. :)
Sacagawea was an native American Indian part of the shoshone tribe
The Shoshone tribe gave Lewis and Clark horses and supplies, which were essential for their journey across the Rocky Mountains and to the Pacific Ocean. Chief Cameahwait of the Shoshone also provided valuable guidance and assistance to the explorers.
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The Shoshone Indian Tribe.
The Shoshone Indian Tribe.
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