Cheyenne

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The Cheyenne are a Native American people of the Great Plains known for their nomadic horse culture, warrior societies, and significant role in 19th-century U.S. frontier history.

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Cheyenne canonical 38

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Indigenous people of the Great Plains
Native American people
alliedWith Arapaho people
surface form: Arapaho

Lakota
surface form: Lakota Sioux
clanOrDivision Cheyenne people
surface form: Northern Cheyenne

Southern Cheyenne
continent North America
cultureType Plains Indian culture
currentPopulationCenter Montana
Oklahoma
ethnicGroupOf United States of America
surface form: United States
federallyRecognizedTribe Cheyenne people
surface form: Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes

Cheyenne people
surface form: Northern Cheyenne Tribe of the Northern Cheyenne Indian Reservation
governingBody Council of Forty-Four (traditional)
historicalConflictWith Crow
United States Army
historicalEvent Battle of the Little Bighorn
Northern Cheyenne Exodus
Sand Creek Massacre
Washita Massacre
language Cheyenne language
languageFamily Algonquian languages
migratedTo Great Plains
notableLeader Black Kettle
Dull Knife
Little Wolf
Dull Knife
surface form: Morning Star (Dull Knife)

Roman Nose
notableWarriorSociety Dog Soldiers
originalHomeland Upper Mississippi Valley
surface form: Upper Mississippi River region
religion Christianity
Sun Dance
surface form: Sun Dance ceremony

Traditional Cheyenne religion
reservation Cheyenne and Arapaho lands
surface form: Cheyenne and Arapaho Reservation (historic)

Northern Cheyenne Indian Reservation
sacredObject Sacred Arrows
Sacred Buffalo Hat
socialOrganization Band society
Warrior societies
subsistence Bison hunting
Nomadic horse culture
traditionalTerritory Colorado
Kansas
Montana
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Wyoming
treaty Treaty of Medicine Lodge (1867)
surface form: Medicine Lodge Treaty (1867)

Fort Laramie Treaty of 1851
surface form: Treaty of Fort Laramie (1851)

Treaty of Fort Wise
surface form: Treaty of Fort Wise (1861)

Referenced by (38)

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Native Americans hasSubgroup Cheyenne
Pawnee historicalEnemy Cheyenne
Colorado War belligerent Cheyenne
Crow historicalEnemy Cheyenne
Sun Dance practicedBy Cheyenne
Plains Indians includes Cheyenne
Making-Out-Road (Cheyenne wife) ethnicity Cheyenne
subject surface form: Making-Out-Road
Cheyenne Jackson givenName Cheyenne
Fetterman Fight belligerent Cheyenne
Hayfield Fight belligerent Cheyenne
Algic includesLanguage Cheyenne
Maya Lopez tribalAffiliation Cheyenne
Hunkpapa Lakota ally Cheyenne
Black Kettle tribe Cheyenne
Black Kettle language Cheyenne
White Antelope languageSpoken Cheyenne
Apsáalooke opposedTribes Cheyenne
Dog Soldiers language Cheyenne
Southern Cheyenne people Cheyenne
Little Wolf languageSpoken Cheyenne
Roman Nose ethnicity Cheyenne