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Native Americans put an ear to the ground to hear the enemy?
to hear where the horses were approaching from, it could be the enemy or could just be somebody they are waiting for
Did the shoshone tribe ride horses?
Yes, they had horses. Horses were considered very valuable to the tribes and a form of wealth.
What did native Americans get from the Columbian Exchange?
Horses
What Indian tribes used horses?
The most common Indian tribe known for using horses is the Sioux. Many think the Iroquois and Kwakiutl Indian groups also used horses.
What was a positive consequence of the Columbian exchange for the native people in America?
horses
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