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Shoshone

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Phonetic Respelling: [ shoh-shoh-nee ]

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noun. 1 a member of the North American Indian people related to the Aztecs of the southwestern United States; 2 the language spoken by the above people

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TheShoshonewere sometimes called the Snake Indians by early European trappers.

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The Shoshone were sometimes called the Snake Indians by early European trappers.

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What did the Hidatsa have that the Shoshone did not?

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What direction does the opening of a Shoshone tipi face?

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What were the Shoshone tipis made from?

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What is NOT one of the items the expedition traded the Shoshone for horses?

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How did Sacagawea end up hundreds of miles away from the Shoshone tribe?

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Who was the chief of the Shoshone when Lewis and Clark met the tribe?

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How did Webb feel about the Shoshone Indian who captured Mae?

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Synonyms: Play

native American; American Indian; Red Indian

Antonyms: Play

European settler

How many syllables in Shoshone?

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