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What native American group moved place from place?
The Sioux tribe had to move from place to place about every 3 months when the buffalo migrated. The buffalo's gave them food, clothing and shelter and would have died without them. They moved their tipi's quickly to follow the buffalo. Further to the above answer - In fact, it wasn't JUST the Sioux that 'moved from place to place'- all the buffalo hunting Plains nations were nomadic or semi nomadic, they had to be to follow the herd. That said, most of them did settle in a winter camp for the cold months.
How did Native American culture reflect the resources available to these groups?
Native American culture developed around the resources available to them. For instance, plains culture was nomadic, as they followed the buffalo herds. Pueblo culture was stationary due to the ability to engage in agriculture.
How did the Columbian Exchange benefit Native Americans?
Well, they got horses so they could start hunting buffalo while riding them, enabling them to adopt a nomadic lifestyle
Why did the members of the great plains groups have different homes at different times of year?
Because they needed to go buffalo hunting
What did the kiowa Indians homes look like?
The Kiowa were semi-nomadic and lived in tepees.
