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| The [[https://www.britannica.com/topic/Crow-people|Crow people]], also called the Apsáalooke or Absaroka, are a Native American tribe located in Montana. They are a [[https://native-net.org/tribes/plains-indians.html#:~:text=The%20Plains%20Indians%20included%20many%20tribes%20including%20the,in%20the%20Great%20Plains%20regions%20of%20North%20America.|plains tribe]] that speaks the crow language, though the number of those who speak the language present-day are dwindling. | The [[https://www.britannica.com/topic/Crow-people|Crow people]], also called the Apsáalooke or Absaroka, are a Native American tribe located in Montana. They are a [[https://native-net.org/tribes/plains-indians.html#:~:text=The%20Plains%20Indians%20included%20many%20tribes%20including%20the,in%20the%20Great%20Plains%20regions%20of%20North%20America.|plains tribe]] that speaks the crow language, though the number of those who speak the language in present-day times are dwindling. |
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| The tribe historically lived along the Yellowstone River and within the valleys of some of its tributaries. Now they reside mainly in Southern Montana and have a reservation there to the South of Billings, Montana. | The tribe historically lived along the Yellowstone River and within the valleys of some of its tributaries. Now they reside mainly in Southern Montana and have a reservation there South of Billings, Montana. |
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| The majority of the Crow follow the indigenous [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crow_religion|Crow religion]], which involves belief in the Crow deity, who has many names of various meanings. Some of these names include "Akbaatatdia," which means "One Who Has Made Everything" or "Maker of all Things Above" and "Isáahkawuattee," which means "Old Man Coyote," among others. Theirs is a single God who knows and sees all and who is responsible for creating the universe. | The majority of the Crow follow the indigenous [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crow_religion|Crow religion]], which requires a belief in the Crow deity, who has many names of various meanings. Some of these names include "Akbaatatdia," which means "One Who Has Made Everything" or "Maker of all Things Above" and "Isáahkawuattee," which means "Old Man Coyote," among others. Theirs is a single God who knows and sees all and who is responsible for creating the universe. |
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