Cheyenne are Indigenous people of Great Plains, comprising two tribes. First European contact in 16th century, settled in Minnesota. Moved westward by 18th century, adopting horse culture. Name "Cheyenne" derives from Lakota Sioux exonym Šahíyena
Vancouver Island is Canada's largest by area and most populous west coast island. Island measures 456 km long, 100 km wide, and 32,100 km² total area. Population was 864,864 as of 2021, with 400,000 in Greater Victoria
Bigfoot is depicted as 6-9 feet tall, hairy creatures in North West Native traditions. Tribes view them as forest guardians, using whistles and gestures to communicate. Salish consider them malevolent forest spirits, speaking their names provokes attacks. Cayuse and Yokoma tribes know them as forest dwarves with hypnosis abilities
Originally called Diné, meaning "the people," settled in Southwest US. Learned farming from Pueblo tribe and relied on "Three Sisters" crops. Adopted Spanish herding techniques and sheep trade
Native American societies adapted through innovative agricultural practices. Southwest societies developed irrigation systems for corn cultivation. Iroquois Confederacy practiced slash-and-burn agriculture in Northeast. Great Plains tribes were nomadic hunters and farmers. Northwest societies relied on salmon and developed complex fishing techniques
Nouakchott is located on the Atlantic coast of western Mauritania. Situated at 18.0735°N latitude, 15.9585°W longitude. Features sandy plains and dunes near the Sahara Desert