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Crow Indians counted coups to demonstrate their bravery in combat. Killing an enemy isn't brave; but, striking an enemy with a coups-stick and living through the event, showed courage. Counting coups was one of four things a warrior had to do to becaome a chief: count coups, take a horse from an enemy, lead a successful raid, and take a weapon from an enemy. The warrior that had done the most of the four qualifiers was head chief. ~ Awe'
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Where did the crow Indians live?
Crow Indians lived in the states of Wyoming and Montana. Some people in this tribe can still be found in Montana today.
What Indians live in Wyoming today?
the crow, the Shoshone, the Ute and the Arapaho tribes.
What happen to the crow Indians after European settlement?
The Crow were allowed to keep about 4% of their original land, and now live on the Crow reservation in south-central Montana. In recent years the Crow have seen a rapid rise in their population. In 1930 there were less than 1900 Crow, and now (2010) there are over 13,000.
What are the Montana major ethnic groups?
The major ethnic groups in Montana were the Blackfeet and Crow Indians.
Coup de etat?
Coup d'etat means a sudden change of government by violent means.
How did the crow Indians build travois?
how did the Crow indians make a travois
When was The Count of Crow's Nest created?
The Count of Crow's Nest was created in 1896.
Who was the first chief of the crow Indians?
crow
What kinds of weapons and tools did the crow Indians use?
crow indians beliefs, religions and culture
How many crow Indians are there now?
ther are almost 12,000 Indians living on the crow reseveration!!!
What did the Indians call the feat of touching enemies during battle?
couning coup
What do the Crow Indians live in?
the crow Indians live in tee peas decorated with sun, stars ect
What tribe created the coup stick?
The lokota used coup sticks to prove there bravery.
What is the main custom of Crow Indians?
will you write me a one page easy over the crow indians contributions? <that has nothing to do with this persons ?
What are the release dates for Crow Indians Harvesting - 1903?
Crow Indians Harvesting - 1903 was released on: USA: November 1903
Was the Cherokee nation friends with the Crow nation?
yes some of the Cherokee Indians and Crow Indians got alone but some did not.
What has the author Robert Harry Lowie written?
Robert Harry Lowie has written: 'Crow word lists' -- subject(s): Dictionaries, Crow, English, English language, Crow language 'The matrilineal complex' -- subject(s): Social life and customs, Matriarchy, Indians of North America 'Indians of the Plains' -- subject(s): Indians of North America, Indianen, Great Plains 'Minor ceremonies of the Crow Indians' -- subject(s): Crow Indians, Indians of North America, Religion 'Primitive religion' -- subject(s): Religion 'Plains Indian age-societies' -- subject(s): Social life and customs, Indians of North America 'The sun dance of the Crow Indians' -- subject(s): Accessible book, Crow Indians, Crow dance, Sun dance 'Indians of the Plains' 'The religion of the Crow Indians' -- subject(s): Crow Indians, Religion, Crow mythology, Indians of North America, Indian mythology, Religion and mythology 'The German people' -- subject(s): Civilization, National characteristics, German, German National characteristics 'The material culture of the Crow Indians' 'Societies of the Kiowa' -- subject(s): Social life and customs, Kiowa Indians, Indians of North America 'The origin of the state' 'Robert H. Lowie' 'Ethnographic notes on the Washo' -- subject(s): Indians of North America, Washo Indians, Ethnology 'The Assiniboine' 'The sun dance of the Wind River Shoshoni and Ute' -- subject(s): Ute Indians, Sun dance, Shoshoni Indians 'Social life of the Crow Indians' -- subject(s): Crow Indians, Social life and customs, Indians of North America 'A Crow text, with grammatical notes' -- subject(s): Indians of North America, Languages, Crow Indians, Crow language, Texts 'Social organization' -- subject(s): Sociology 'Primitive society' 'Studies in plains Indian folklore' -- subject(s): Indian mythology, Indians of North America, Folklore 'The origin of the state' -- subject(s): State, The, Primitive societies, The State 'Myths and traditions of the Crow Indians' -- subject(s): Accessible book, Crow Indians, Crow mythology, Folklore, Legends, Religion and mythology 'Minor ceremonies of the Crow Indians' 'Some aspects of political organization among the American aborigines' -- subject(s): Indians of America, Social life and customs
