Pequot people

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The Pequot people are an Algonquian-speaking Native American nation of southern New England, historically influential in the region and known for their role in early colonial-era conflicts such as the Pequot War.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Algonquian-speaking people
Native American people
capitalVillageHistoric Mystic
colonialEraStatus powerful regional tribe
conflictWith Connecticut Colony
Massachusetts Bay Colony
Mohegan tribe
surface form: Mohegan people

Narragansett people
Plymouth Colony
continent North America
country United States of America
surface form: United States
culturalArea Northeast Woodlands
surface form: Northeastern Woodlands
culturalInstitution Mashantucket Pequot Museum and Research Center
culturalRevitalization language revitalization efforts
traditional arts and crafts
economicActivity gaming enterprises
tourism
ethnicGroup Abenaki
surface form: Algonquian peoples
federallyRecognizedTribe Mashantucket Pequot Tribe
surface form: Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation
historicalLanguage Narragansett language
surface form: Pequot language
languageFamily Algonquian languages
modernReservation Mashantucket Pequot Reservation
modernReservationState Connecticut
notableBattle Mystic Massacre
surface form: Mystic massacre
notableEvent Pequot War
populationTrend decline after European contact
revival in late 20th century
primaryState Connecticut
recognizedTribe Eastern Pequot Tribe
surface form: Eastern Pequot Tribal Nation

Mashantucket Pequot Tribe
surface form: Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation
region New England
relatedEthnicGroup Mahican
surface form: Mahican people

Mohegan tribe
surface form: Mohegan people

Narragansett people
Quiripi people
Wampanoag people
religion Christianity
traditional Algonquian spirituality
resultOfPequotWar dispersal of survivors
enslavement of survivors
severe population loss
stateRecognizedTribe Eastern Pequot Tribe
surface form: Eastern Pequot Tribal Nation
subgroup Eastern Pequot Tribe
Mashantucket Pequot Tribe
timePeriodOfPequotWar 1636–1638
traditionalRegion southern New England
traditionalTerritory southeastern Connecticut
treaty Treaty of Hartford (1638)
treatyEffect attempted dissolution of Pequot as a people

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Wampanoag people relatedEthnicGroup Pequot people
Pequot War conflictBetween Pequot people
Pequot War hasMainBelligerent Pequot people
this entity surface form: Pequot tribe
Mahican relatedEthnicGroup Pequot people
this entity surface form: Pequot
Mystic Massacre belligerent Pequot people
Mystic Massacre combatant Pequot people
this entity surface form: Pequot warriors
Mystic Massacre aftermath Pequot people
this entity surface form: Pequot people largely removed from their homelands
Uncas opponent Pequot people
this entity surface form: Pequot tribe
Mohegan tribe relatedEthnicGroup Pequot people
Mohegan tribe conflictedWith Pequot people
this entity surface form: Pequot tribe
Battle of Mystic Fort belligerent Pequot people
Battle of Mystic Fort relatedEthnicGroup Pequot people
this entity surface form: Pequot
Narragansett relatedEthnicGroup Pequot people
this entity surface form: Pequot
Battle of the Great Swamp combatant Pequot people
Battle of the Great Swamp belligerent Pequot people
this entity surface form: Pequot tribe
Battle of the Great Swamp opponent Pequot people
Battle of the Great Swamp participant Pequot people
this entity surface form: Pequot warriors
Battle of the Great Swamp ethnicGroupInvolved Pequot people
this entity surface form: Pequot
British–Native American wars opponent Pequot people
this entity surface form: Pequot
Northeast Woodlands inhabitedBy Pequot people
this entity surface form: Pequot
the Pequod namedAfter Pequot people
subject surface form: Pequod
this entity surface form: Pequot tribe
John Mason opposedGroup Pequot people
this entity surface form: Pequot
Mahikan relatedEthnicGroup Pequot people
this entity surface form: Pequot
Eastern Woodlands traditionalInhabitants Pequot people
this entity surface form: Pequot
Niantic people neighboringGroup Pequot people
Treaty of Hartford (1638) stipulated Pequot people
this entity surface form: Pequot survivors were forbidden to call themselves Pequot
Treaty of Hartford (1638) affectedGroup Pequot people
this entity surface form: Pequot
Treaty of Hartford (1638) dividedPopulationOf Pequot people
this entity surface form: Pequot
Treaty of Hartford (1638) dividedTerritoryOf Pequot people
this entity surface form: Pequot
Mohegan-Pequot language ethnicGroup Pequot people
this entity surface form: Pequot
Wappinger relatedEthnicGroup Pequot people
this entity surface form: Pequot
Quiripi people culturallyRelatedTo Pequot people
Mashantucket Pequot Reservation ethnicGroup Pequot people
this entity surface form: Pequot
Mashantucket Pequot Tribe ethnicGroup Pequot people
this entity surface form: Pequot
Nipmuc people neighboringGroup Pequot people
Eastern Pequot Tribe partOf Pequot people
this entity surface form: Pequot
Eastern Pequot Tribe ethnicGroup Pequot people
Eastern Pequot Tribe category Pequot people
this entity surface form: Pequot tribes
Algonquian peoples includesEthnicGroup Pequot people
this entity surface form: Pequot
Newes from America relatedEthnicGroup Pequot people
this entity surface form: Pequot
Indigenous peoples of New England hasSubgroup Pequot people
this entity surface form: Pequot