Native People
Ho Chunk Tribe
What they eat
The Ho Chunk people ate meet for animals. They got there're food for hunting and fishing. And the didn't waste any part of the animal they killed.
Clothes
They got there clothes for the animals they killed. They skinned the animals and made there cloths out of the fur.
Houses
They lived in Birch wigwams that they built out of birch wood.They made a hole in the top of the roof so the smoke can get out.
Wigwams
Work
The man hunted and fished. They woman gathered plants and took care of the children. The older kid played and help out too.
Party
When the Ho Chunk people had a celebration they would dances and eat food together. They celebrate for days and days.
Today
The people of the Ho Chunk Tribe today, have feasts to celebrate people and many more thing. They eat food and have a great time together.
Live today
The people of the Ho Chunk Tribe today live on 2,000 acres across Wisconsin. They still eat the food they made long time ago.
Trading
The Ho Chunk people traded with the Europeans for guns and pot and pans. The bad thing was they got sick and didn't now how the heal. They died for the sickness.
I think is cool about the Ho Chunk tribe
I think some thing that are cool about the Ho Chunk tribe is the way they talk, another thing is the used bows and arrows to hunt animals. And the story's they told. Another is the kids do the same thing that we do today like hunting, fishing, camping. The last this is there art work that they did, like pottery, basket making and quillwork.
Where I got it from informatoin
I got all the pictures and information www.midwesternadventures.com,shepardsgrove.blogspot.com,discussions.mnhs.org, Native People of Wisconsin by: Patty Loew, Bigorrin.org.