How did the buffalo feature in the spiritual life of the Plains peoples?

It was feared as a destructive spirit.

It was considered sacred and central to their beliefs.

It was viewed only as a resource with no spiritual meaning.

It was seen as a common animal, less important than the eagle.

The lifestyle of many Plains peoples required them to move frequently. This was mainly because they needed to:

find new sources of fresh water.

follow the migrating herds of buffalo.

trade goods with neighboring tribes.

escape the harsh seasons of the plains.