The Winnebago Tribe Beginning in the 1640s, Algonquin refugees from the Beaver Wars went into Wisconsin from the east and formed what is known as the Winnebago Tribe. Most people around the United States have never heard of a Native American group called the Winnebago Tribe. This tribe is not very well known throughout the world and they weren’t very big. The Tribe was first found in Kentucky around 500 BC. Then by 500 AD, the tribe had entered what is now Wisconsin. The Winnebago tribe fought a war
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The roles of the men and women in the Cherokee Tribe are very crucial to the operation of the tribe. Both men and women have their own roles, but some overlap. There were many roles for men and women in this tribe, but the men did most of the hunting and fishing in their role. Also “men cut down trees to clear land for planting. They used the wood to build canoes, homes, and the pole fences around the villages. They made traps, nets, and other tools.Also they fixed moccasins”. (http://nativeamericans
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"Who were the Native Americans?" Task: You and three partners will choose a Native American tribe. You will research your tribe and write the answers to the questions below. You will place your research findings into a brochure for your "tribe". 1. You will use your text book, library and Internet resources to locate information about your tribe. 2. How did this Native American Tribe have an impact or influence on the history of America? Your job is to locate the information to answer the questions
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The Stoney Tribe or called by its speakers as Nakoda or Nakota, which means “The Friendly People”, is one of the many Plains Indian Tribes . The Stoney Tribe might be known by their name because they used hot/broiled stones to boil their food. The Stoney Tribe is also known as the Assiniboines. This name comes from the Ojibwe language. In Ojibwe, Assiniboines mean “Stone Sioux.” The Tribe comes from Multiple different places but some notable places of living are Montana, North Dakota and Canada
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I am Stacia from the Ennazus tribe and have lived in Northumbria my entire life. My love is Natan from the Odelinian tribe. The problem between our two tribes began when his great-great-grandfather, the duke of Deira, fought for the throne of England while my great-great uncle, King Henrick of Northumbria was already king. The wooden, purple, teal, silver, and Celtic-knotted shield of the Ennazus tribe represents bravery, perseverance, and loyalty to one another, for which I lack. My family and
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Do you know why the Blackfoot Indians are called Blackfoot? The Blackfoot Indians were a plains tribe that gathered for survival. The Blackfoot tribe adjusted to the land all year round and followed the animals. The Blackfoot tribe was a tribe of American Indians that spoke their own languages and used their surroundings for everything they needed. The Blackfoot people used a lot of different types of weapons. One was the spear, the spear was used for hunting and less war. The spear could be
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Chumash Indians were a tribe of Indians who lived on the coast of modern day California. Their name, according to Chumash elders, means bead maker or seashell people. They called themselves the first people and pointed to the pacific ocean as their first home. Their territory spanned 7000 square miles, from modern Malibu beach to Paso Robles. They also inhabited inland to the western edge of the San Joaquin Valley. They were able to enjoy life a little bit more than other tribes because they had resources
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In light of Reverence video gave firsthand accounts of the Winnemem Wintu tribe of Northern California. The narrator gives detailed examples of how Winnemem Wintu tribe of Northern California had been living and worshiping the land south of mount Shasta for over one thousand years. This land was part of their religion and sacred. The Winnemem Wintu tribe of Northern California tribe uses sacred spots along the Mccloud River as part of the spiritual being for their doctor. These lands are now patrolled
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The Omaha Tribe is a Midwestern Native American tribe who live on the Omaha Reservation in northeastern Nebraska and western Iowa, United States. The Omaha Indian Reservation is mainly in the southern part of Thurston County and northeastern Cuming County, Nebraska, but some land goes into the northeast corner of Burt County and across the Missouri River into Monona County, Iowa. Omaha men were hunters and sometimes went to war to protect their families. Omaha women were farmers and also built and
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As we drove further out of the city and up into the mountains, the amount of people rapidly declined. We were driving from Cusco, Peru, to a village called Calipata about four hours outside the city. When we got there, there were about twenty buildings in the valley and many scattered homes across the mountainside. At first glance I felt sympathetic for these people, and looked at the Andean people amongst the streets with pity and sympathy, but this mindset was soon to change. I soon learned that
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