Plains Indian tribes

Plains Indian tribes are Native American groups that traditionally inhabited the Great Plains of North America, encompassing areas from Canada to Texas. They are known for their nomadic lifestyle, primarily following bison herds for sustenance. Prominent tribes include the Lakota, Cheyenne, and Comanche. Plains Indians are recognized for their rich cultural practices, including intricate beadwork, storytelling, and spiritual ceremonies. Their society was often organized around family and tribal affiliations, with a deep respect for nature and community. The arrival of Europeans and settlers significantly impacted their way of life, leading to profound changes in their culture and land use.