Cheyenne Test Review

2. Uses of the buffalo parts include: Buckets, Cups, Dishes, Cooking Pots
3. The symbol of wind, rain, and snow
5. Uses of the buffalo parts include: Moccasins, Shies, Containers, Buckets, etc.
7. Sidewalks made out of _____were created to help pedestrians walk from one place to another.
10. Trains, planes, and automobiles are made out of _________.
12. Changes in nature that repeat over and over
14. Cone-shaped tents that are easily put up and taken down
15. Buffalo hunt specifically for meat and skins.
16. Person believed to be able to talk to the powers of the natural world
17. The animal introduced to the Cheyenne by their Spanish neighbors to the south
18. Uses of the buffalo parts include: Knives, Arrow-heads, Shovels, Scrapers
19. Location in the United States where the Cheyenne lived
20. Something that stands for something else

1. Anything found in nature that helps people live
4. Berries, fat, and dried meat
5. Trees are used to build _______ for people to live.
6. Sled with poles attached to an animal
8. Important celebration for the cycle of life
9. Biggest hunt of the year. Buffalo were fattest during this time and had plenty of wool. The wool and skins were preserved for the cold winter months ahead.
11. _________ is used to make gasoline for our cars and other transportation.
13. Uses of the buffalo parts include: Cups, Spoons, Ladles, Headdresses
18. Name the Cheynne first called the horse
20. In order for crops to grow, farmers need __________.
21. A story that explains something in nature