Kaw people

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The Kaw people, also known as the Kansa, are a Native American tribe originally from the central Midwestern United States, particularly present-day Kansas and Nebraska, whose name is the source of the state name "Kansas."

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All labels observed (3)

Label Occurrences
Kansa people 15
Kaw people canonical 12
Kaw (Kanza) people 1

Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Federally recognized tribe in the United States
Indigenous people of the Great Plains
Native American tribe
affectedBy Smallpox epidemics
U.S. Indian removal policies
alternateName Kansa
Kanza
contemporaryReligion Christianity
country United States of America
surface form: United States
culturalRevitalizationEffort Language revitalization programs
Traditional ceremonies revival
currentPrimaryLocation Oklahoma
demographicClassification Native Americans in Kansas
Native Americans in Oklahoma
ethnonym Kaw
federallyRecognizedTribe Kaw Nation
forcedRemovalTo Indian Territory
headquartersLocation Kaw City, Oklahoma
historicalEra 19th century United States expansion period
Pre-Columbian era
surface form: Pre-Columbian North America
historicalTerritory Kansas River
surface form: Kansas River valley

Lower Missouri River valley
Republican River
surface form: Republican River valley

Smoky Hill River
surface form: Smoky Hill River region
language Kansa language
languageFamily Siouan languages
nameEtymologyOf Kansas
notableCulturalElement Use of the ethnonym "Kaw" for the Kansas River
originalRegion Midwestern United States
surface form: Central Midwestern United States

present-day Kansas
present-day Nebraska
people Kaw people self-linksurface differs
populationTrend Decline after European contact
relatedEthnicGroup Omaha people
Osage Nation
surface form: Osage people

Ponca
surface form: Ponca people

Quapaw tribe
surface form: Quapaw people
sovereignEntity Kaw Nation
subgroupOf Dhegiha Siouan peoples
toponymicInfluence Kansas River
Kansas
surface form: State of Kansas
traditionalHousing Earth lodges
Tipis
traditionalReligion Animism
Tribal spiritual practices
traditionalSubsistence Bison hunting
Fishing
Maize agriculture
treatyWith United States government

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Kaw Nation ethnicGroupOf Kaw people
Kansas namedAfter Kaw people
this entity surface form: Kansa people
Kansas River namedAfter Kaw people
this entity surface form: Kansa people
Omaha people relatedEthnicGroup Kaw people
this entity surface form: Kansa people
Osage Nation relatedEthnicGroup Kaw people
this entity surface form: Kansa people
Kansa language spokenBy Kaw people
Kansa language spokenBy Kaw people
this entity surface form: Kansa people
Ponca relatedTo Kaw people
this entity surface form: Kansa people
Kaw City, Oklahoma namedAfter Kaw people
Kaw City, Oklahoma hasIndigenousPeople Kaw people
this entity surface form: Kaw (Kanza) people
Kąⁿza refersTo Kaw people
Kąⁿza selfDesignatedNameOf Kaw people
Kąⁿza autonymOf Kaw people
Kąⁿza usedBy Kaw people
Kąⁿza ethnicGroup Kaw people
Kaw people people Kaw people self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: Kaw Nation
Kansas (Kaw) people hasAlternativeName Kaw people
this entity surface form: Kansa people
Kansas Territory (as namesake of Fort Riley) namedAfter Kaw people
subject surface form: Kansas Territory
this entity surface form: Kansa people
Northern Kansas indigenousPeople Kaw people
this entity surface form: Kansa people
Kansas Territory namedAfter Kaw people
this entity surface form: Kansa people
Kaw River namedAfter Kaw people
Kaw language spokenBy Kaw people
Kaw language spokenBy Kaw people
this entity surface form: Kansa people
Káⁿza spokenBy Kaw people
this entity surface form: Kansa people
Káⁿza associatedEthnicity Kaw people
this entity surface form: Kansa people
Dhegihan branch associatedWithEthnicGroup Kaw people
this entity surface form: Kansa people
Dhegihan languages traditionalSpeakers Kaw people
this entity surface form: Kansa people