Where did the Blackfoot tribe reside?

Answer by  bl834 (1317)

There are a few different tribes that are kind of grouped together as "Blackfoot" but generally they lived in northern America in the Montana area, and up in Alberta and Saskatchewan, Canada.

Answer by  LeheckaG (1826)

"Niitsítapi", "Original people", or "Blackfoot Confederacy" consists of: In Montana, United States of America: "Aamsskáápipikani", "Blackfeet", or South Piegan, In Alberta, Canada: "Aapátohsipikáni", or North Peigan; "Káínaa", "Blood", or Kainai Nation; "Siksikáwa", "Blackfoot people", or Siksika Nation. Their "Blackfoot" name came from the color of their dyed or painted black moccasins, possibly after blackening due to ashes from fires.

Answer by  BrendaG (6111)

Originally occupying the Great Lakes Region in the United States until pushed West during the 1700's. Once their territory ranged from the present Edmonton, Alberta, Canada area to the Yellowstone River in Montana, and Rocky Mountains in the South Saskatchewan River, and now mainly Montana and Canada on reservations.