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NATIVE AM TRIBES: AMERICAN INDIANS NORTHEAST & STHWEST

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Sharing a number of traditions and practices, the Native American tribes of the Northeast and Southeast regions of the United States are sometimes considered as a single culture area known as the Eastern Woodlands. Despite their cultural similarities, however, each region, and each tribe within each region, has its own customs and histories that distinguish one from another. This engaging volume examines the history of the indigenous peoples, including their first encounters with European colonizers and conquerors, as well as the various native languages, rituals, kinship, and characteristics that have survived despite Western influence and assimilation practices.

Native American Tribes

ELEMENTARY

HIGH SCHOOL

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Front Cover.
Half Title Page.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Contents.
Introduction.
1: Northeast Indians.
2: Tribal Territories and Groupings.
3: Traditional Territories.
4: Ho-Chunk.
5: The Iroquois Confederacy.
6: Wampum.
7: Other Confederacies and Alliances.
8: Traditional Subsistence and Settlement.
9: Hominy.
10: Clothing.
11: Tools, Implements, and Labour.
12: Traditional Social Strata.
13: Calumet.
14: Clans and Kinship.
15: Belief Systems and Spirituality.
16: Interaction with European Settlers.
17: Northeast Peoples in Focus: Selected Algonquian Groups.
18: Abenaki.
19: Algonquin.
20: Conoy.
21: Delaware.
22: Fox.
23: Illinois.
24: Kickapoo.
25: Malecite.
26: Massachuset.
27: Menominee.
28: Miami.
29: Mi&#x0027;kmaq.
30: Mohegan.
31: Mohican.
32: Montauk.
33: Narraganset.
34: Nauset.
35: Niantic.
36: Nipmuc.
37: Ojibwa.
38: Ottawa.
39: Pamlico.
40: Passamaquoddy.
41: Pennacook.
42: Penobscot.
43: Pequot.
44: Pocomtuc.
45: Powhatan.
46: Sauk.
47: Shawnee.
48: Tecumseh and the Prophet.
49: Wampanoag.
50: King Philip&#x0027;s War.
51: Wappinger.
52: Northeast Peoples in Focus: Selected Iroquoian Groups.
53: Cayuga.
54: Erie.
55: Huron.
56: Iroquois.
57: Mohawk.
58: Neutral.
59: Oneida.
60: Onondaga.
61: Hiawatha.
62: Seneca.
63: Susquehannock.
64: Tionontati.
65: Wendat.
66: Wenrohronon.
67: Southeast Indians.
68: Cultural Traditions.
69: Community Organization.
70: Language Families.
71: Agriculture, Sustenance, and Domestic Life.
72: Interrelations with Other Culture Areas.
73: Mesoamerican Indians.
74: Villages, Towns, and Dwellings.
75: Wattle and Daub.
76: Familial and Spousal Relationships.
77: Raising and Educating Future Generations.
78: Religion and Spirituality.
79: Medicine Men.
80: European Colonization and the Southeast Culture Area.
81: The 1500s: European Exploration and Conquest.
82: Smallpox.
83: Missionization in the 1600s.
84: Territorial Conflicts of the 1700s.
85: King William&#x0027;s War.
86: The 1800s: European Encroachment and Forced Removal.
87: Indian Removal Act.
88: The Quest to Regain Sovereignty.
89: Selected Southeast Peoples in Focus.
90: Apalachee.
91: Caddo.
92: Calusa.
93: Key Marco Carvings.
94: Catawba.
95: Cherokee.
96: Sequoyah.
97: Chickasaw.
98: Choctaw.
99: Creek.
100: Natchez.
101: Seminole.
102: Seminole Wars.
103: Timucua.
104: Tuscarora.
Conclusion.
Glossary.
Bibliography.
Index.

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