'Transitions of the Blackfeet Tribe'

'Before interacting with the Europeans, the Blackfeet Indians were a peaceful, free-roaming state. They lived off the worldly concern by inquisition and gathering their food; elk, deer, bison, berries, grow, and other animals and vegetation. Obviously, for berries and roots they would sport to go appear and preference them; however, coming upon bison and other wild animals was a assorted story. They had to have a real well planed out strategy that could in effect kill bison. If they did not they would be mauled. They employ spears and bows and arrows before guns were introduced to their culture. Blackfeet animateness were sacred and they believed that the sunlight was an exponentially strong being. Men and women would stake on ken quests to find themselves and went by dint of ceremonies of sacred bundles to pose the blessing and justification of the powerful raspberry and animal strong drink and through eldritch guidance from medical specialty men and women. \nThe solarize Dance at last happened as a summer communion that brought together different and independent bands. To the Blackfeet a smoking piping was considered a religious rite and sacred ceremony. The undergrounds were constantly specially decorated, they were any carved with designs or had porcupine light beam work. Pipe rituals were so common that any Blackfoot family had a pipe in their possession. It brought a sense of consent to the tribe and was rattling important to their unearthly beliefs. Life was erect and then they were introduced to the tweed man.\nIn 1806, the Lewis and Clark picnic went right through the Blackfoot territory. This resulted in oscillatory attacks on expeditionists. The Blackfoot gained a grimacing study for aggressiveness and hostility because of their antagonist to the oncoming of pelt trappers in their territory. This reputation had negative force on the tribe because of the rumors that spread around the whites. However, they remained on dear terms with the Hudsons utter Company. The Blackfeet were encouraged to trade in at the...'