What was the main advantage of the tepees used for shelter by the native cultures of the great plains?

A tepee is a type of tent that was historically used by the Indigenous people of the Great Plains and the Canadian Prairies of North America. These structures were usually made of animal skins upon wooden poles. The main advantage of the tepees was that they could easily be taken down and transported when the people needed to move. This was important as the Plains Indians were semi-nomadic, following herds of bisons in their migration patterns.