Kickapoo people

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Algonquian-speaking people Native American people

The Kickapoo people are a Native American tribe originally from the Great Lakes region, known for their resistance to U.S. expansion and later dispersal across areas including Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, and Mexico.

Aliases (1)

Kickapoo Traditional Tribe of Texas ×1

Statements (47)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Algonquian-speaking people → Native American people →
culturalPractice	clan system →
culturalRegion	Eastern Woodlands → Southern Plains →
ethnicGroupOf	Mexico → United States →
federallyRecognizedTribeIn	United States →
governmentType	tribal government →
hasFederallyRecognizedBand	Kickapoo Traditional Tribe of Texas → Kickapoo Tribe in Kansas → Kickapoo Tribe of Oklahoma →
historicalTerritory	Coahuila → Illinois → Indiana → Kansas → Missouri → Ohio → Oklahoma → Texas →
knownFor	migration and dispersal across North America → resistance to U.S. expansion →
language	Kickapoo language →
languageFamily	Algonquian languages →
nativeName	Kiwikapawa →
notableConflict	Tecumseh's confederacy resistance → War of 1812 →
originalRegion	Great Lakes region → southern Great Lakes →
partOf	Algonquian cultural area →
populationCenter	Coahuila, Mexico → Kansas → Oklahoma → Texas →
recognizedIndigenousGroupIn	Mexico →
relatedEthnicGroup	Fox people → Meskwaki people → Sauk people → Shawnee people →
religion	Christianity → Native American Church → traditional Kickapoo religion →
traditionalSubsistence	farming → gathering → hunting →
treatyWith	United States government →
usesWritingSystem	Latin script for Kickapoo language →

Referenced by (7)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Fox people → Sauk people →	relatedEthnicGroup
Black Hawk →	alliedWith
Northwest Indian Confederacy →	hasEthnicGroup
Kickapoo people ("Kickapoo Traditional Tribe of Texas") →	hasFederallyRecognizedBand
Fox language →	spokenBy
Kickapoo language →	traditionalSpeakers