The achievements of the Sioux Indians was the Battle of Little Big Horn, where the Sioux Indians at an Indian camp fought off early American forces when they tried to take their territory.
The camp star won but almost all of the camp star campers move to camp rock.
Sioux
This is because the word "camp" is in the name. When people hear "camp", they often think of summer camp. It is shown in action when Stanley says to the judge "Well, I've never been to camp before."
yes they are. Sioux actually are The Great Sioux nation, and lakota is just a one tribe from it, and they are located in the Dakota's
This depends on what you mean by "move". As a stone age hunter/gatherers, the Sioux and all similar native tribes were forced to move to find food and game. After acquiring the horse, they became much more effective hunters... but their horses ate the grass wherever they were encamped fairly rapidly. Thus the Native Americans who relied on horses were often forced to move even more often to find forage for their horses. ( this was why they seldom grouped in very large numbers, as the needs of the horses would force them to move camp every few days if there were thousands of native Americans in the camp. ) And finally, as the Western cultures encroached upon and took over their lands, the Native Americans were forced to move onto reservations.
The achievements of the Sioux Indians was the Battle of Little Big Horn, where the Sioux Indians at an Indian camp fought off early American forces when they tried to take their territory.
by horse
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Currently no (as of May 2014), but I've read they are trying to move into Sioux Falls in the future. Right now the closest HF store to Sioux Falls is in Sioux City, IA.
They were invaded by the western movement, United States government, and killed by the American troops. At Ft. Laramie the largest mass hanging took place with Sioux warriors. The US army hung 38 Sioux and imprisoned hundreds in a concentration camp.
great plains
because the are nomad hunters
The Scouts often camp Bermuda.
The Lakota pitched their tipis wherever the chief or council of the particular hunting band decided to make camp. This was often near a buffalo herd that the scouts had discovered, in order for preparations to be made for a communal hunt.
Aslan told everyone they should move their camp to the Great River.