Indian Life
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- Created on: 21-05-14 10:26
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- Indian Life
- Marrige/family life
- Tribes would consist of 10-50 people.
- Families would have thier own tipi.
- women were highly vauled
- Everyone was expected to do thier spesific job
- Women always had aprovider as the men practised polygamy
- Tribes would consist of 10-50 people.
- Children
- Children were highly valued
- Did not have school learnt skills from other reletives
- Boys were taught how to hunt and girls were matain the home
- Old people
- Able to give good advice in the council
- They help to bring up young children
- They may be left behind when they are week
- Custom and tradition
- If an indervidual broke a rule they would be humiliated infront of the band
- Punishment for murder could be banishment
- These ideas helped as they got rid of the bad people in the bands.
- Chiefs and Councils
- Indians became chiefs because of wisdom, spiritual power, also skills as warriors.
- The men of the band decide on the important things during the council.
- This gave the indians a clear leader and their council helped as it is many opinions in stead of just one.
- Role of the Warrior
- Warriors were responsible for supervising, hunting, travelling and protecting the village.
- Their opinions were always important
- The warriors were very helpful as they were trained specifically for doing these tasks
- Marrige/family life
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