Blackfoot

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The Blackfoot are a Native American people known for their nomadic buffalo-hunting culture, warrior traditions, and historic presence across the northern Great Plains of what is now the United States and Canada.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf Indigenous people of North America
Native American people
Plains Indians
comprises Blackfeet Nation
Kainai Nation
Piikani Nation
Siksika Nation
culturalRevitalization Language preservation programs
Revival of traditional ceremonies
culturalTrait Complex ceremonial societies
Sun Dance ceremony
Use of medicine bundles
Warrior traditions
enteredTreaty Treaty 7
ethnolinguisticGroup Algonquian peoples
hasAlternativeName Blackfeet
Niitsitapi
Siksikaitsitapi
hasNotableArtForms Beadwork
Hide painting
Quillwork
historicalActivity Buffalo hunting on horseback
Intertribal warfare
Trade with other Plains tribes
historicalRivals Assiniboine
Cree
Crow
Gros Ventre
locatedInPresentDay Blackfeet Indian Reservation, Montana
Blood 148 Reserve, Alberta
Piikani 147 Reserve, Alberta
Siksika 146 Reserve, Alberta
region North America
religion Christianity
Traditional Blackfoot spirituality
socialOrganization Band society
Tribal confederacy
speaksLanguage Algonquian language
Blackfoot language
traditionalDwelling Tipi
traditionalEconomy Horse culture
Nomadic buffalo hunting
traditionalTerritory Northern Great Plains
What is now Alberta, Canada
What is now Montana, United States
What is now Saskatchewan, Canada
treatySignedWith Government of Canada
United States government

Referenced by (10)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Blackfoot ("Siksika Nation")
Blackfoot ("Blackfeet Nation")
comprises
Algonquian languages ("Blackfoot language")
Indigenous languages of Canada ("Blackfoot (Siksiká)")
includesLanguage
Blackfoot ("Blackfeet")
hasAlternativeName
Alberta
hasIndigenousPeoples
Native Americans ("Blackfeet")
hasSubgroup
Crow ("Blackfeet")
historicalEnemy
Great Plains
historicallyInhabitedBy
Sun Dance ("Blackfoot Confederacy")
practicedBy

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