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Alabama Native American Facts for Kids - Website

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Alabama Native American Facts for Kids - Website

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Facts for Kids: Alabama Indians (Alabama-Coushatta, Alabamas)

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Information about the Alabama Indians for students and teachers. Facts about Alabama Indian food, clothing, houses, villages, artifacts, legends, and customs of the Alabama people.

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2017 Alabama-Coushatta 49th Annual Powwow - Mens Traditional 1

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A commercial for the Muscogee (Creek) Nation produced by the Public Relations Office of the Muscogee (Creek) Nation.

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Culture is alive, always growing into something new while remaining grounded in its past

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Seminole Nation, Indian Territory History & Genealogy

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The Seminole, like their Five Civilized Tribes brethren, were victims of a calculated purge of Native Americans throughout the United States in the 19th Century. Through coercion, deceit, and ultimately force, the U.S. Government relocated Southeastern tribes west of the Mississippi River.

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This is a television commercial for the Seminole Nation Museum in Wewoka, Oklahoma.

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Seminole Nation Exhibit - Seminole Nation Museum

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Some of these stories include the legend of the Seminole Lighthorsemen, the most feared lawmen in the Indian Territory. The narrative of their tenaciousness and the harshness of Seminole justice is revealed here through tales of the storied Seminole Whipping Tree, where dozens of lashes were plied to those daring enough to deny the laws of the Seminole Nation.

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they have a culture they are alive they grow in many many ways.

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1 of 3 recognized tribes of the Koasti. Hosts powwow 2 weekend of July.

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The Native Americans in the Seminole Nation Tribe are originally from Northern Florida. They retreated to Southern Florida when settlers invaded there  land.
Their clothes are made of palmetto and they wore moccasins on their feet.
Men are hunters and sometimes went to war to protect their families. Women are farmers and do most of the cooking and childcare. Both genders took part in storytelling, music, and artwork.
There are 68,480 people in the Seminole Nation Tribe in Oklahoma.

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The Coushatta are a Muskogean-speaking Native American people now living primarily in the U.S states of Louisiana,Texas and Oklahoma.When first encountered by Europeans, they lived in the territory of present-day Tennessee, Georgia and Alabama. ... Coushatta Tribe of Louisiana.

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Video about the Jack Abramoff scandal and the Alabama-Coushatta people.

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The seminole are native ameicans originnaly came from florida

Heres a Video of the Seminole

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native americans in the united states (ethnicity)

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Learn more about history and science with Studies Weekly! StudiesWeekly.com

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they were dancing. and making noise with there feet and there hands were do

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This video is about a Seminole tribe in the West.

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the coushatta tribe symbol.

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Seminole men wore breechcloths. Seminole women wore skirts usually woven from palmetto. they also wore moccasins as shoes

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this is the symbol of the Alabama - coushatta. It represents the fore elements.

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The feathers on there clothes had Bald Eagle feathers. The law says that people are not going to take Bald Eagle feathers for there clothes for Alabama Indians unless the Bald Eagle is dead or the feather has fallen off.

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The Seminole Nation is a federally recognized native American tribe based in the U.S state of Oklahoma. This is there symbol.

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Muscogee Creek Nation Stomp Dance.

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They have many cultures like art,basketry,beadwork,chickee, clans,and many more to learn more you should watch this video.

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Seminole Indians, life and culture of the Florida tribe, 1952

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The muscogee tribe symbol

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There are still many

Coushatta living in some states.

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The Muscogee (Creek) Nation is a self-governed Native American tribe located in Okmulgee, Oklahoma. The Muscogee Nation is the fourth largest tribe in the U.S. with 83,570 citizens. Examples of chief leaders for the Muscogee are Fife, Chekilli, Emistesigo and Opothleyaholo. The Muscogee lived in what is now Georgia, Alabama, Florida and North Carolina. Most of the Muscogee tribe was forced to live in Oklahoma. 20,000 people from the Muscogee tribe live in Oklahoma today.

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The Muscogee Creek Nation lies in Oklahoma.

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and the Seminole tribe symbol

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This is a document on the Muscogee Creek Nation.

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History of the Muscogee (Creek) Indian Nation

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I do not own the rights to the pictures nor the music in the background, but I found out this year that my Indian Heritage is Muscogee (Creek) Indian Nation.

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The Muscogee (Creek) Nation is a Native Nation and federally recognized tribe descended from the historic Creek Confederacy, a large group of native peoples of the Southeastern Woodlands. Here is a headdress worn by the tribe's Chief.

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this is a tribe that lived by the muscogee cree

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Cultural experience Seminole Nation of Oklahoma Museum.

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THE CULTURAL EXPERIENCE-Seminole Nation of Oklahoma museum Wewoka, Ok

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I lived in Wewoka for a little while and thought I would give a visit

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the Seminole tribe started in the Florida everglades but left to find a new home in Indian territory.This is the Seminole nation symbol.They know live in Oklahoma.The most important dance is the green corn dance.

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This is a tribe that used to live by the muscogee creek. They moved thow.

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Muscogee Creek Nation is a Native American tribe located in Okmulgee.It the fourth largest tribe in the U.S. with 83,570 citizens.

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This is a video about the Alabama Coushatta Tribe

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Uploaded by Naskila Gaming on 2016-12-02.

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Below you can see all of the Native American tribes in

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this is the Couchatta tribe symbol

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The Seninole might be related to the Aztec.

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Seminole Indians, life and culture of the Florida tribe, 1952

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Colton this is the Muscogee Creek tribe symbol.

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Colton this is the Muscogee Creek tribe symbol.

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Alabama- Coushatta Tribe history

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Remember the Abramoff scandal? Yep...that guy. You saw him being led away to prison, but what happened to the Indian Tribe he victimized? And what are they doing to recover? That's what this iFilm is about. You can contact the Tribe at: www.alabama-coushatta.com

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The dance

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Life on the Rez: Powwow Performance | Our America with Lisa Ling | Oprah Winfrey Network

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13 year|old Misun is a champion grass dancer who uses powwows to tell the story of his ancestors. By dancing, Misun stays busy and out of the trouble that plagues so many young Native American boys. For more on #Our America with Lisa Ling, visit Oprah.com.

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This is a museum about native americans from the past.

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this is the symbol of the Coushatta Louisiana tribe.It means the coushatta are a muskogean speaking native american people now living primaraliy in the U.S. states of Louisiana,Oklahoma,and Texas.

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they tell us fact about

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Also called Creek Confederacy. Related to Indigenous.

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Muscogee Creek Nation, wear way different clothes than we do.

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All this writing interested me.

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Muscogee nation is a self governed Indian tribe who lives Okmuglee. This is the muscogee nation symbol.

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The videos and pictures are purfect. Get it!?

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tribe song

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A tribute to the Muskogee Creek Nation~ Native American

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Today live in Oklahoma. Most important dance is Green Corn Dance.

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The Muscogee Creek Nation men wore breechcloths and leather leggings. The women wore wraparoundskirts and mantles made of deer skinor woven fiber. They all wore moccasions on theire feet.

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This symbol of the twin water fowls represents the Alabama Coushatta Tribes.The creator is symbolized by what has come to be called the egg, the seed, or the cell. In a sense,each has come to be understood as the womb or creation

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watch the video to see the Muskogee creek dancers.

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Native Dancers- Poarch Band of Creek Indians