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Horses and buffalo were both
valuable to the tribes of the Great
Plains but for different reasons. Why
were they valued so greatly?

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thecountrygirldevil
thecountrygirldevil thecountrygirldevil
  • 22-08-2022

Answer: Within a generation, Indians became supreme horsemen and used horses to hunt buffalo and to wage warfare. They fought against one another as well as against the U.S. Army, which was trying to clear the way for white settlers to make their homes on the prairie.

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