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Indian warriors, like all others, contained both strengths and weaknesses. What were the strengths and weaknesses specific to this group?

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This is a brief overview of some of the strengths and weaknesses of Native American warriors. Please note that this is NOT an essay, but a starting point and set of notes.

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1. Native American warriors, while untrained in traditional western European military techniques, were expert horsemen, and did not require traditional equestrian equipment as did their Anglo counterparts; items such as a saddle, horse shoes, a bit, and bridle were wholly unnecessary to their riding technique. Also, native warriors were usually more in tune with their horses, which increased their riding effectiveness and was ...

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