The people of the plains lived in the mid west area starting at the top of Texas and ending in the beginning of Canada. The Great Plains covered about ¼ of the U.S. The people of the plains had landforms of gently rolling hills, tall grasses, and very few trees. The grasses can be taller than a man, sometimes taller than a man on a horse.

The Great Plains land with buffalo in it

The Great Plains tall grasses

The people of the plains had different types of weather, like in the was Summer they would have very hot, and humid weather, and in the winter very cold and harsh weather. In some places it was Semiarid, Continental, or Humid subtropical.

That is a deer in the snow in the Great Plains

Fog with buffalo and elk

Some of the natural resources that they used were every part of the buffalo. Like the buffalo horns as a shovel, the buffalo bladder as a thing to hold water, the stomach as a cooking bag, and the buffalo hide as clothes. Another natural resources they used was deer skin as clothes. Also they found turnips all over the place. They used wood from trees to make tools like bow and arrows, knifes, hammers, and bow spinning sticks. They also fowlloed the buffalo throughout the tear.

The picture in the background is a buffalo stumach

This is a buffalo bladder

Buffalo horn

And buffalo hide

Deer hide