they had fun danced and cooked and sung ect
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Cheyenne Wyoming would be named after the Cheyenne tribe.
The Cheyenne tribe is thought to have emerged from Algonquian stock around the Great Lakes at some time around 1500, gradually moving westwards due to pressure from the Assiniboin. They did not encounter Europeans ("first contact") until about 1650 when some Cheyenne visited the French settlement at Fort Crevecoeur, near the later Chicago. The French had no way of estimating how many people were in the Cheyenne tribe, since they only met a few of them. Clearly, any attempt at giving a population figure for the 1500s must be entirely guesswork, since there is no evidence or record of the tribe at that time; one study gives a figure of 3,500 but this must be regarded as unreliable.
yes the cheyenne did have chiefs
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The Mingo tribe, also known as the Ohio Seneca, engaged in various artistic practices, including beadwork, pottery, and decorative carving. They also participated in traditional dances and storytelling as forms of entertainment and cultural expression. Additionally, hunting, fishing, and games such as lacrosse and stickball were important recreational activities for the Mingo tribe.