What is the traditional Lakota dwelling called?
Wigwam
Longhouse
Tipi
Igloo
Answer
The traditional dwelling of the Lakota people is called a tipi. It is a conical tent made of animal skins or canvas, supported by wooden poles. Tipis were easily disassembled and transported, making them suitable for the nomadic lifestyle of the Lakota.
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