Essay On Osage Tribe

In today's world, people have achieved so much but it was not always like this. businessmen, entrepreneurs, tycoons and ceo's were not always the leaders. This world used to be a difficult place for a lot of people, tribes ect. people were poor, barely had a place to live and died of diseases. Tribes would have to hunt, some tribes such as the osage tribe was forced to leave their land and exchange it for a smaller place. The osage tribe, were originated from missouri around 1673. they were an aggressive, war-like nation who were the greatest Native Indian traders of all time. they have been known for their cultural, hunting and religious beliefs which made them who they were as humans this history can still be seen today.

Culture has always been a big thing in the tribes. the osgae tribe was really big on cultures too. they lived in Missouri, kansas, arkansas, and most tribe members …show more content…
They believed in the pantheistic religion. Pantheistic was the religious belief that identifies God with the universe. Power was neither good nor bad for them. They believed in death but feared the death of a young adult.

The people in the Osage tribe loved to hunt. They used to hunt buffaloes, elk, deer, black bear, wild turkey, ect. They also used to use herbs. They used to make tools out of the animal bones and them used them to hunt. They also wore the skin of the animals as their clothes, the men wore the buffalo skin to cover them in the winter and the women wore knee-length dresses with tights during a bad weather.

The Osage tribe had a lot of history of good and bad stuff. They fought and protected their tribe. They had fur trading links with the French, they defeated the Caddo, and they were also in the French-Indian war. They went through a lot of hardships like seeing their clan members dying from smallpox and other diseases. No matter what the Osage tribe went through, they still stand strong and proud