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The Shoshone tribes were nomadic people who lived in western North America across parts of Montana, Idaho, Utah, Arizona and Nevada. They spoke similar languages and did not have written laws, instead following chiefs from each Shoshone band. The Shoshone subsisted through hunting and gathering activities like hunting bison, and women produced leather goods and constructed tipis. They had spiritual beliefs and rituals including dances and ceremonies.
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- 1. THE SHOSHONE TRIBES KATHERINE AMAYA AVILA ERIKA SIERRA BENITEZ
- 4. Shoshonegouvernment Theshoshonedidn’twritelaws. Eachshoshone band haditsownchief.
- 6. Shoshonereligion TheShoshonebelievedthespiritworldwasallaroundthem. Theshoshonebelieved in a supernaturalbeingcalled APPE.
- 7. LIFESTYLE Theshoshonewerelargelyfarmers and hunters. Theshoshonelived in extended familygroups.
- 9. CULTURAL TRADITIONS Most of the SHOSHONE ceremonies were dances similar to the Great Basin Round Dances. The Pine Nut Festival.
- 10. LANGUAGE Name of uncertain origin, It could mean “in the valley”. the majority and the European they were “the serpents” or the “town of the serpents”.
- 11. LOCATION Theylivedbetween Montana and Idaho and theyarrived at from California, center and this of nevada.
- 12. housing Eachtribeneeded a kind of housingthatwouldfittheirlifestyle and theirclimate. WIGWAM HOMES: UsedbyAlgonquianindians.
- 13. LONGHOUSES: They are builtsimilarytowigwams. Theywereusedfor sleeping space.
- 14. TEPEES: Thesewerelikemoderntents. Theywereveryusedbecausetribe moved from place to place.
- 15. FOOD AND HUNTING Before they had horses, the Shoshone ate roots, insects, salmon, seeds, nuts, small game birds, groundhog, jack rabbit, and other small animals.
- 16. Whatwereshoshonemen and woman’s roles? Shoshonewomenwere in charge of the home. Shoshonemenwere hunter.
- 17. SHOSHONE CHILDREN Theydidthesamethingsallchildren do, playwitheschother. Theyhadless time toplay.
- 18. MYTHS Myths were very important to the Shoshone people. They created stories to explain the things they saw around them.
- 19. Thankyou