The Cheyenne had a very interesting culture. They sometimes used sign language. Their daily life started before the sun rose. They woke up, got dressed and started a fire. The Cheyenne wore animal skin clothing.

They had two types of homes. In the beginning, they made teepees, homes from buffalo hides. Later, they became a settled tribe. These homes were logs covered in grasses.

The Cheyenne did not like sharing land with other tribes. They used bows and arrows to hunt and at war. They used a fly straighter on their bows made of feather fletching. The cord was strong like sealskin. They also used the cord as a snare trap. They hunted bison and ate buffalo, fish, choke cherries and roots.

Girls played with dolls and boys played with blocks and as they got older played lacrosse.

The Cheyenne tribe were a powerful tribe of the Great Plains who resisted the white settlement on Native Indian lands. The names of the most famous chiefs of the Cheyenne tribe included Dull Knife, Chief Roman Nose, Little Rock, Morning Star, and Black Kettle. The Americas kicked the Cheyennes out of their land and the Cheyennes had to find some new land. The Cheyenne nation was split in half by American relocation. The Northern Cheyenne tribe lives in Montana, and the Southern Cheyenne share a tribe with their allies the Southern Arapaho. As of late 2014, there are approximately 10,840 members.