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Did the disappearance of the Buffalo did not affect the Indians plains?
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Did the disappearance of the Buffalo did not affect the Indians plains?

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Yes, it did affect the Native American plantations because most Natives relied on the Buffalo for food, shelter, and clothing importantly spiritual strength. The American bison sacrificed its life to keep the American Indian in existence.
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