The Native American Plains tribes are a group of Indigenous peoples who traditionally inhabited the Great Plains region of North America. This area stretches from Canada to Texas and includes states like Montana, Wyoming, and Nebraska. Prominent tribes in this region include the Lakota, Cheyenne, and Comanche. These tribes were known for their nomadic lifestyle, primarily following the vast herds of bison that roamed the plains. Plains tribes developed unique cultures and social structures, often centered around communal living and shared resources. They utilized the resources of the land for food, clothing, and shelter, with many tribes living in portable dwellings called tipis. Spiritual beliefs and practices were deeply connected to nature, emphasizing respect for the land and its animals.