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There are lots of Creek tribes, but the one I’m focusing on is the one that lives in (what is now) Florida. They lived in the panhandle. They were forced out of Florida and moved to Oklahoma at some period of time. It’s hard to believe, but there are actually Creek tribes around the country today!

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The Creek tribe has a great festival called Poskita or Busk, (witch signifies “to fast”) was held when the corn was big enough to harvest.

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The Creek tribe were farmers. The ladies did most of the farming and the harvesting of corn, beans, and squash. The men did the hunting of deer, wild turkeys, and they caught the fish. Their more seasonal dishes were cornbread, soups and stews.

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The Creek tribe was known for their baskets, sculpture, and glazed pottery.

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The Creek tribe wore:

Breech cloths and leather leggings

Moccasins

Dresses

The men wore their hair in a Mohawk

The woman wore their hair in the Pnot style

The men had tattoos on themselves

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They played with each other, went to school, and helped  around the house. Many of the boys liked to go hunting and fishing with there dads. In the past, they had more work then play, but they did have; beaded dolls and toys and games. For fun, the teenage boys and the dads would play stickball. The moms had this baby carrier on their back to carry their baby’s.

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Political Map of USA (Colored State Map) | Mappr

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They lived in Georgia, Alabama, Florida, and North Carolina. Most Southern Indian tribes were forced to move in the 1800s into Oklahoma.

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Political Map of USA (Colored State Map) | Mappr

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The United States of America is a country located mostly in North America made up of 50 states and several territories. It is the world's third-largest country.

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There homes had a wood frame (it kind of looked like a tent) with wood on top of it. They had plasterand,  rivercane walls, with thatched roofs. There were circular buildings for ceremonial purposes.

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Muscogee Creek Halleluiah Hymn (Heleluyan)

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https://youtu.be/J-y1n7Vw8mQ
https://youtu.be/LNddknOmzow
https://youtu.be/mRv1H80t9ks
https://youtu.be/vEuWLrcBAcs

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Muscogee Creek Halleluiah Hymn (Heleluyan)

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Kolkata, Alan L., et al. “Indigenous peoples of the Americas.” World Book Student, World Book, 2022, www.worldbookonline.com/student/article?id=ar274500. Accessed 14 November 2022.

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