Missisquoi Abenaki people

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The Missisquoi Abenaki people are an Indigenous Abenaki community historically centered around the Missisquoi River and Lake Champlain region of what is now Vermont and southern Québec.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Abenaki subgroup
Indigenous people
conflictHistory displacement during European colonization
involvement in Anglo-French colonial wars
country Canada
United States of America
surface form: United States
culturalPractice basketry
oral tradition
seasonal migration
demographics population reduced by disease and displacement after European contact
ethnicGroupOf Abenaki people NERFINISHED
federalRecognitionStatus not federally recognized in the United States
governingBodyType tribal government
historicalEconomy fishing
fur trade
hunting
maize agriculture
indigenousTo New England NERFINISHED
Northeastern North America
Vermont NERFINISHED
southern Québec
language Western Abenaki language NERFINISHED
languageFamily Algonquian languages
partOf Wabanaki peoples NERFINISHED
primaryLocation Highgate, Vermont NERFINISHED
Missisquoi Bay, Québec NERFINISHED
Swanton, Vermont NERFINISHED
recognizedBy State of Vermont NERFINISHED
region Wabanaki Confederacy homelands
relatedEthnicGroup Maliseet people NERFINISHED
Mi'kmaq people NERFINISHED
Odanak Abenaki NERFINISHED
Passamaquoddy people NERFINISHED
Penobscot people NERFINISHED
Wôlinak Abenaki NERFINISHED
religion Christianity
traditional Abenaki spirituality
selfGoverningBody Abenaki Nation of Missisquoi NERFINISHED
stateRecognitionStatus state-recognized tribe in Vermont
subgroupOf Western Abenaki people NERFINISHED
timePeriod colonial era
pre-contact period
present
traditionalTerritoryIncludes Eastern Townships of Québec NERFINISHED
Lake Champlain region NERFINISHED
Missisquoi Bay NERFINISHED
Missisquoi River NERFINISHED
northwestern Vermont

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Missisquoi dialect associatedPeople Missisquoi Abenaki people
this entity surface form: Abenaki Nation of Missisquoi
St. Francis-Sokoki dialect associatedWith Missisquoi Abenaki people
this entity surface form: Missisquoi Abenaki community
Missisquoi dialect spokenBy Missisquoi Abenaki people