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Why did the mandan and Comanche tribes live in different kinds of villages?
They spoke different languages
What kinds of games did the Adena Indian Tribe play?
the Adena children played games like smoke tag and skipped rocks across a lakethey mostly had chores to do so there wasn't to many games
What kinds of provisions did they bring and why?
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What kinds of games did Cree girls play?
they...............
What kinds of goods does the US export?
Arms and alms
What kinds of Indian tribes who originally lived in this area?
...depends on where "this area" is.
What are the different kinds of ethnic tribes in the Philippines?
the ethnic tribes are: mangyans,aetas,tiboli
What kinds of people live in Venezuela?
Is a mixture of three different cultures, Indian, African and Spanish. The first two cultures were in turn differentiated according to the tribes
What kind of food is in the southeast?
there are peaches and all kinds of food
What are the two kinds of elephants?
African and Indian elephants are two kinds.
What kinds of language do tribes speak?
Tribes speak thousands of different languages, depending on what countries they're in.
How was barb wire used in World War 1?
weapons, but i don't know what kinds of weapons.
What kind of food is in the southeast region?
there are peaches and all kinds of food
What kinds of homes did the Maidu tribes live in?
Cone shaped
What kinds of things did the Cherokee Indian celebrate?
The Cherokee had festivals, not really holidays. There were 4 basic celebrations common to all the tribes or clans, of course many tribes or clans had more, but not all of them celebrated on at those times. The basics were mid summer and mid winter, planting and harvesting.
What kinds of weapons did the blackfoot use?
They used spears and bow and arrows. They also used other weapons.
What kinds of food did the Indians of the southeast eat?
They hunted for dear, snakes, and alligators.
