Ute people

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Indigenous people of North America Native American people

The Ute people are a Native American tribe indigenous to the Great Basin and Rocky Mountain regions of the United States, known for their hunter-gatherer traditions, horsemanship, and enduring cultural presence in Colorado, Utah, and neighboring areas.

Aliases (3)

Statements (53)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Indigenous people of North America → Native American people →
contemporaryActivity	cultural preservation programs → gaming enterprises → tribal government →
culturalPractice	Bear Dance → Sun Dance →
encounteredColonialPower	Mexico → Spain → United States government →
ethnicGroupOf	United States →
federallyRecognizedTribeIn	United States →
hasFederallyRecognizedBand	Southern Ute Indian Tribe → Ute Indian Tribe of the Uintah and Ouray Reservation → Ute Mountain Ute Tribe →
historicalEra	pre-Columbian North America →
indigenousTo	Great Basin → Rocky Mountains →
knownFor	horsemanship →
language	Ute language →
languageFamily	Uto-Aztecan languages →
nameEtymology	possibly derived from Spanish "Yuta" →
notableEvent	Ute Removal from Colorado in the late 19th century →
populationCenter	eastern Utah → northern New Mexico → southwestern Colorado →
relatedEthnicGroup	Paiute people → Shoshone people →
religion	Christianity → Native American Church → traditional Ute religion →
reservation	Southern Ute Indian Reservation → Uintah and Ouray Indian Reservation → Ute Mountain Ute Reservation →
selfDesignation	Núuchi-u →
subgroupOf	Numic peoples →
traditionalCraft	basketry → beadwork → hide tanning →
traditionalEconomy	gathering wild plants → hunting → trading →
traditionalFood	game animals → roots and berries →
traditionalHousing	tipi → wickiup →
traditionalLifestyle	hunter-gatherer →
traditionalRegion	Arizona → Colorado → New Mexico → Utah → Wyoming →
treatyWith	United States government →

Referenced by (26)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Southern Numic ("Ute") → Uto-Aztecan ("Ute") → Uto-Aztecan ("Southern Ute") → Uto-Aztecan ("Northern Ute") →	includesLanguage
Chemehuevi ("Ute") → Chemehuevi people → Nüwü ("Ute") → Paiute ("Ute") →	relatedEthnicGroup
Four Corners region → Ute Mountain Ute Reservation → Ute language →	ethnicGroup
Ute language ("Northern Ute") → Ute language ("Northern Ute") →	hasDialect
Ute language → Ute language →	spokenBy
Old Spanish Trail (trade route) →	associatedWith
Numic branch of Uto-Aztecan →	associatedWithPeople
Ute language →	ethnicity
Proto-Uto-Aztecan ("Ute") →	hasDescendant
Numic ("Ute") →	hasLanguage
Southern Paiute people →	hasNeighboringPeople
Southern Numic ("Ute") →	hasPart
Native Americans ("Ute") →	hasSubgroup
Uto-Aztecan ("Ute") →	majorLanguage
Uinta Mountains →	namedFor
Southern Numic →	usedBy