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1)The Chippewa Tribe occupied a large area around the great lakes.
2) The Dreamcatcher originated from their tribe.
3)They were the most powerful tribe in the Great Lakes.
4)They hunted: fish, squirrel, raccoon, deer, beaver, and bears.
5)The Chippewa territory expanded in to the great plains.
6)They lived in houses called wigwam which were houses that ranged 8-10 feet tall and 10-15 feet wide.

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1. They eat deer, meat, turkey, corn, beans, squash, and sunflower seeds.
2. They live in adobe houses made of clay, straw, and stone and they are multi story houses.
3. They did not wear much clothes just breechcloths or short kilts. Women wore knee-length cotton dresses called mantas.
4. Their religion was the original indigenous spiritual and religious tradition and Roman Catholicism.
5. The people in the Pueblo Tribe are located in the southwestern area of the USA, mostly New Mexico and Arizona

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creek tribe
1.They lived Georgia, Alabama, Florida, and North Carolina.
2.44,085.
3.Christianity.
4.English, Native Muskogee Creek.
5.plaster and rivercane walls with thatched roofs. Men wore breechcloths and leather leggings, Women wore wraparound skirts and mantles made of deerskin. Bow and arrow and sheilds.
6.Squash, corn, beans, sweet potatoes, melon, pumpkins, deer. They used Bows and arrows, nets, spears or hooks, sheilds.

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Choctaw tribe:
1) They lived in southeast of America
2) They moved to Oklahoma in 1830 on the trail of tears because of The Dancing Rabbit Creek Treaty.
3) Protestantism religion
4)They spoke the Mukogean language but most people speak English today
5) Ate corn, beans, and squash. Sunflowers, deer, turkey, fish, and small gain were also eaten.
6) Houses were made of plaster and river cane walls and thatched roofs. They were warm and strong houses for the people.

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1)Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, North Dakota, Ontario
2) Cold climate
3) 115,856 population
4) Established in 1600
5) The Chippewa celebrated  Gitchie manitou
6) The Chippewa spoke in Algonquian
7) Most people lived in a wigwam which is a traditional shelter made of bark and animal skins
8) The Chippewa didn't eat all the same food. They mostly farmed and harvested wild rice and corn, fishing, hunting small game, and gathering nuts and fruits.
9) The Chippewa tribe wore breechcloths in the summer and in the cold weather they wore fringed, decorated tunics, high moccasins and leggings and turbans of fur.
10) The Chippewa invented snow shoes and moccasis
11) The Chippewa would play mostly lacross and archery

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Food:
Buffalo, Deer, Antelope, Small Game, Nuts, Seeds, Fruit, Corn
Clothes:
Men wore breechcloths  in the summer, and deerskin in the winter. Women wore long skirts and blouses made out of leather.
Houses:
Hogans, houses made out of logs, sticks, and mud.
Religion:
The Apache believed that supernatural beings lived with them. They also believed that their ancestors were rocks, trees, wind, and other things in nature.
History:
Year of establishment: 1886
Population:  About 31,000

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Iroquois
1. The Iroquois lived in the Eastern Woodland Region. (Upstate New York, Ontario). The lived in this area for more than 4,000 years.
2. The Iroquois had there own languages with other tribes.
3. The Iroquois believed in a cosmology based religion. Where they believed women fell from the sky, the also preformed religious ceremonies like sacrificing like sorcery, torture, cannibalism. They also had long prayers services of thanks.
4. The Iroquois tribe consisted of 5 tribes and all the tribes created a political system.
5. The people in the Iroquois lived in longhouses 100 feet long (could fit 60 people inside).
6. Iroquois grew corn, beans, squash (three sisters). The women would usually grow and take care of the crops.
7. The Iroquois used axes and hatchets, spears, Bows and arrows, clubs, shields.

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1. Ate bear, deer, antelope, berries, cherries and other food.
2. Lived in Northern Great Plains and places that are now South and North Dakota.
3. They believed in the Wakan Tanka, which is the religion of the Great Spirit, which is the earth.
4. Spoke in Lakota, which is a Siouan.
5. They used bows and arrows, spears, war clubs  and buffalo hide shields.
6. They lived in Tepees.

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Navajo
1.They live in Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah.
2.Moved South West in 1400 C.E. Helped Americans win WWll. Traded with Spanish.  They were invaded in 1846 in Santa Fe
3.They believe in balance and harmony based of the ideas of Hozhooji.  They witch hunt.
4. There language was used in WWll because it was very hard to decipher took years to learn they were called Code Talker.
5. They lived in portable homes called hogans.
6.They ate the three sisters and they hunted deer and prairie dogs.
7.They used tomahawks, bows, spears, rawhide shields, pump drills, and rakes. They traded with hopis.

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Territory: Oklahoma, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, and Alabama.

Climate: Long hot summers and cold winters.

History: Originated in the Great Lakes region.

Food: cornbread, soups, stews, the three sisters, and deer.

Tools:war clubs, tomahawks, battle hammers, knives, bows and arrows, Spears, and axes.