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Why was the horse so significant in the development of the Plains Indian culture?
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Why was the horse so significant in the development of the Plains Indian
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I was included in a lot of stories and ceremonies and helped the Indians travel and fight easier. It was a way faster than walking

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Because people ate it.

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They were hungry.

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