Teepee

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A tent made of animal skins upon wooden poles

Real World Example

A teepee is a cone-shaped tent traditionally used by Native American tribes of the Great Plains. It was important before 1500 because it provided a portable and durable shelter for nomadic tribes who followed buffalo herds for food. Teepees represented a deep connection to nature and the ability to adapt to the environment. Today, the concept of mobility and adaptability from the teepee resonates with people who value minimalism and sustainable living, such as those who choose to live in tiny homes or travel in RVs. This reflects a modern desire to live with fewer possessions and a closer connection to the environment, similar to the values of the original teepee users.

Practice Version

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