Ho-Chunk

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The Ho-Chunk are a Native American people originally from the Wisconsin and Illinois region, known for their distinct Siouan language, rich cultural traditions, and enduring presence in the Upper Midwest.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Indigenous people of North America
Native American people
Siouan language
ethnic group
federally recognized tribe
federally recognized tribe
country United States of America
surface form: United States
culturalRegion Eastern Woodlands
Midwestern United States
surface form: Upper Midwest
experienced forced removals in the 19th century
land cessions to the United States
hasAlternativeName Hoocąk
surface form: Hocąk

Hoocąk
Winnebago
hasClan Bear clan
Deer clan
Thunderbird clan
Water Spirit clan
Wolf clan
hasCulturalPractice basketry
beadwork
powwow
storytelling
traditional song and dance
hasFederallyRecognizedBranch Ho-Chunk self-linksurface differs
surface form: Ho-Chunk Nation of Wisconsin

Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska
hasNotableEconomicActivity cultural preservation programs
tourism
tribal gaming enterprises
historicalRegion Midwestern United States
surface form: Upper Midwest
languageFamily Siouan languages
originallyInhabitedRegion Illinois
Wisconsin
practices clan system
practicesReligion Christianity
Native American Church
primaryState Nebraska
Wisconsin
speaksLanguage Ho-Chunk language
subfamilyOf Chiwere–Winnebago language group
traditionalCrops beans
corn
squash
traditionalHousing longhouse
wigwam
traditionalReligion Ho-Chunk traditional beliefs
traditionalSubsistence agriculture
fishing
hunting
traditionalTerritoryIncludes Fox River
surface form: Fox River valley

Mississippi River valley
surface form: Mississippi River region

Rock River valley
Wisconsin River valley
treatyHistoryIncludes Treaty of 1837 with the United States
Treaty of Prairie du Chien

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Black Hawk War hasParticipant Ho-Chunk
Black Hawk War involvesEthnicGroup Ho-Chunk
this entity surface form: Ho-Chunk people
Black Hawk alliedWith Ho-Chunk
this entity surface form: Ho-Chunk (Winnebago) people
Upper Mississippi Valley wasInhabitedBy Ho-Chunk
this entity surface form: Ho-Chunk people
Ho-Chunk hasFederallyRecognizedBranch Ho-Chunk self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Ho-Chunk Nation of Wisconsin
Winnebago War conflictBelligerent Ho-Chunk
this entity surface form: Ho-Chunk people
Winnebago War participant Ho-Chunk
this entity surface form: Ho-Chunk warriors
Paul Radin ethnographicFocus Ho-Chunk
this entity surface form: Ho-Chunk people
Winnebago formerNameOf Ho-Chunk
Winnebago hasEndonym Ho-Chunk
Winnebago hasAlternativeName Ho-Chunk
this entity surface form: Ho-Chunk Nation
Ho-Chunk language ethnicGroup Ho-Chunk
this entity surface form: Ho-Chunk people
Thunderbird clan ethnicGroupOf Ho-Chunk
this entity surface form: Ho-Chunk people
Thunderbird clan partOf Ho-Chunk
this entity surface form: Ho-Chunk clan system
Thunderbird clan culture Ho-Chunk
this entity surface form: Ho-Chunk culture
Treaty of Prairie du Chien signatory Ho-Chunk
subject surface form: Treaty of Prairie du Chien (1825)
Treaty of Prairie du Chien signatory Ho-Chunk
subject surface form: Treaty of Prairie du Chien (1829)
Treaty of Prairie du Chien signatory Ho-Chunk
subject surface form: Treaty of Prairie du Chien (1832)
Rock River valley traditionalHomelandOf Ho-Chunk
this entity surface form: Ho-Chunk people
Rock River valley associatedWithEthnicGroup Ho-Chunk
this entity surface form: Ho-Chunk people
Rock River valley historicallyInhabitedBy Ho-Chunk
this entity surface form: Ho-Chunk people
Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska ethnicGroup Ho-Chunk
this entity surface form: Ho-Chunk people
Red Bird ethnicity Ho-Chunk
Red Bird memberOf Ho-Chunk
this entity surface form: Ho-Chunk Nation
Red Bird uprising participant Ho-Chunk
Red Bird uprising ethnicGroupInvolved Ho-Chunk
this entity surface form: Ho-Chunk people
Red Bird uprising conflictBelligerent Ho-Chunk
this entity surface form: Ho-Chunk bands
Deer clan partOf Ho-Chunk
this entity surface form: Ho-Chunk clan system
Deer clan culture Ho-Chunk
Wolf clan partOf Ho-Chunk
subject surface form: Wolf clan (Ho-Chunk)
this entity surface form: Ho-Chunk clan system
Wolf clan culture Ho-Chunk
subject surface form: Wolf clan (Ho-Chunk)
Bear clan partOf Ho-Chunk
this entity surface form: Ho-Chunk clan system
Bear clan culture Ho-Chunk
Treaty of 1837 with the United States signatory Ho-Chunk
this entity surface form: Ho-Chunk Nation
Treaty of 1837 with the United States appliesTo Ho-Chunk
this entity surface form: Ho-Chunk people
Treaty of 1837 with the United States party Ho-Chunk
this entity surface form: Ho-Chunk Nation
Hoocąk refersTo Ho-Chunk
this entity surface form: Ho-Chunk people
Hoocąk meaning Ho-Chunk
Hoocąk peopleAlsoCalled Ho-Chunk
Hoocąk selfDesignationOf Ho-Chunk
this entity surface form: Ho-Chunk people
Hoocąk relatedTerm Ho-Chunk
this entity surface form: Ho-Chunk Nation
Water Spirit clan partOf Ho-Chunk
this entity surface form: Ho-Chunk clan system
Wekau ethnicity Ho-Chunk
The Culture of the Winnebago mainSubject Ho-Chunk
this entity surface form: Ho-Chunk people
Menominee people relatedGroup Ho-Chunk
this entity surface form: Ho-Chunk people
Iowa people relatedEthnicGroup Ho-Chunk
this entity surface form: Ho-Chunk people