blackfeet in A Sentence

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    Beaver ponds provided the Blackfeet with water for daily life.

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    The Blackfeet could not kill or eat anything living in water;

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    He came off of an Indian reservation, the Blackfeet Reservation in Montana.

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    The Blackfeet did not need to travel for plants used for medicine or food,

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    The Blackfeet viewed all three worlds as sacred because within them lived the divine.

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    The Blackfeet did not need to travel for plants used for medicine or food, as well.

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    The Blackfeet tribe in Montana, where I am a member, historically kept a calendar of astronomical events.

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    The Soyiitapi, divine water beings, also instructed the Blackfeet to protect their home, the water world.

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    The divine beaver, who could talk to humans, taught the Blackfeet their most important religious ceremony.

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    The ponds also attracted animals, which meant the Blackfeet did not have to travel long distances to hunt.

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    The Great Plains of North America, home to the Lakota, the Blackfeet and other tribes, is a dry, arid place.

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    The Blackfeet believed that in addition to the divine beings, about which they learned from their stories, there were divine animals.

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    Elders of the Blackfeet tribe believe that human activity, or changing the physical landscape in these places, disrupts the lives of deities.

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    The Blackfeet believed that in addition to the divine beings, about which they learned from their stories, there were divine animals, such as the beaver.

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    In my forthcoming book“Invisible Reality,” I contemplate those stories that my grandparents shared about Blackfeet religious concepts and the interconnection of the supernatural and natural realms.

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    Blackfeet Indian narratives explain that they believe in a universe where supernatural beings exist within the same time and space as humans and our natural world.

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    In my forthcoming book Invisible Reality, I contemplate those stories that my grandparents shared about Blackfeet religious concepts and the interconnectedness of the supernatural and natural realms.

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    My grandparents' stories revealed that the Blackfeet believe in a universe where supernatural beings exist within the same time and space as humans and our natural world.

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    Blackfeet tribal citizens can go near this sacred place to perceive the divine, but they cannot go onto the mountain because it is the home of a deity.

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    I learned from my grandparents about the sacred areas within Blackfeet tribal territory in Montana and Alberta, which is not far from Lakota tribal territory in the Dakotas.

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    Later, in my own research, I learned that the Blackfeet moved their dances and ceremonies during the early reservation years from times on their religious calendar to times acceptable to the US government.

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    Later, during my own research, I learned that the Blackfeet had moved their dances and ceremonies in the early years of bookings, from their religious calendar periods to those accepted by the US government.

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    Later on, in my own research study, I found out that the Blackfeet moved their dances and events throughout the early booking years from times on their spiritual calendar to times appropriate to the U.S. federal government.

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