Chickasaw Nation

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The Chickasaw Nation is a federally recognized Native American tribe originally from the Southeastern United States, known for its forced relocation along the Trail of Tears and its contemporary self-governance and cultural preservation efforts in Oklahoma.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf federally recognized Native American tribe
sovereign tribal nation
citizenshipBasis lineal descent from Chickasaw ancestors
culturalEmphasis Chickasaw history and storytelling
Chickasaw language revitalization
traditional arts and crafts
currentHeadquarters Ada, Oklahoma
currentLocation Oklahoma
engagesIn cultural preservation
intergovernmental agreements with state and federal governments
ethnicGroup Chickasaw Nation self-linksurface differs
surface form: Chickasaw people
focusesOn economic self-sufficiency
education and youth programs
health and wellness of citizens
governingBody Chickasaw Legislature
governmentType tribal government
hasBranch executive branch
judicial branch
legislative branch
hasConstitution yes
hasFlag Flag of the Chickasaw Nation
hasJudicialSystem Chickasaw Nation District Court
hasPoliceForce Chickasaw Lighthorse Police
hasReservationOrJurisdiction tribal jurisdictional area in south-central Oklahoma
hasSeal Great Seal of the Chickasaw Nation
historicalAllianceWith Choctaw Nation
historicalEvent forced removal along the Trail of Tears
isPartOf “Five Civilized Tribes”
surface form: Five Civilized Tribes
language Chickasaw language
languageFamily Muskogean languages
leaderTitle Governor
legalStatus domestic dependent nation in U.S. law
operates Chickasaw Cultural Center
casinos and gaming facilities
economic development enterprises
education programs
health care system
housing programs
originalLocation Southern United States
surface form: Southeastern United States

present-day Alabama
present-day Mississippi
present-day Tennessee
participatedIn American Civil War
surface form: American Civil War (primarily on the Confederate side)
population tens of thousands of enrolled citizens
practices self-governance
recognizedBy United States government
surface form: United States federal government
relocatedTo Indian Territory
treatyRelationshipWith United States of America
surface form: United States

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Queen Anne's War belligerent Chickasaw Nation
this entity surface form: Chickasaw
Indian Territory hasPart Chickasaw Nation
Indian Territory ethnicGroup Chickasaw Nation
this entity surface form: Chickasaw people
Trail of Tears appliesToEthnicGroup Chickasaw Nation
this entity surface form: Chickasaw
Choctaw Nation relatedEthnicGroup Chickasaw Nation
Chickasaw Nation ethnicGroup Chickasaw Nation self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Chickasaw people
Creek (Muscogee) Nation isRelatedLinguisticallyTo Chickasaw Nation
this entity surface form: Chickasaw
Chickasaw County, Iowa namedAfter Chickasaw Nation
this entity surface form: Chickasaw people
Southeastern Woodlands includesPeople Chickasaw Nation
this entity surface form: Chickasaw
Muskogee associatedWithTribes Chickasaw Nation
Muskogean languages traditionalSpeakers Chickasaw Nation
this entity surface form: Chickasaw people
Muskogean languages usedBy Chickasaw Nation
Paduke (legendary Chickasaw chief) ethnicity Chickasaw Nation
subject surface form: Paduke
this entity surface form: Chickasaw
Paduke (legendary Chickasaw chief) languageContext Chickasaw Nation
subject surface form: Paduke
this entity surface form: Chickasaw people
Jackson Purchase acquiredFrom Chickasaw Nation
Jackson Purchase acquiredFrom Chickasaw Nation
this entity surface form: Chickasaw people
Jackson Purchase preColumbianInhabitants Chickasaw Nation
Tennessee frontier involves Chickasaw Nation
Mobile County contains Chickasaw Nation
this entity surface form: Chickasaw
Treaty of Hopewell signatory Chickasaw Nation
Saraland locatedNear Chickasaw Nation
this entity surface form: Chickasaw
Linda Hogan ethnicity Chickasaw Nation
this entity surface form: Chickasaw
Linda Hogan memberOf Chickasaw Nation
Civil War in Indian Territory involves Chickasaw Nation
Curtis Act of 1898 appliesTo Chickasaw Nation
Southern Oklahoma hasIndigenousNation Chickasaw Nation
Choctaw people relatedEthnicGroup Chickasaw Nation
this entity surface form: Chickasaw people
“Five Civilized Tribes” member Chickasaw Nation
subject surface form: Five Civilized Tribes
“Five Civilized Tribes” modernSuccessorJurisdictions Chickasaw Nation
subject surface form: Five Civilized Tribes
this entity surface form: Chickasaw Nation (Oklahoma)
Natchez migratedTo Chickasaw Nation
this entity surface form: Chickasaw
Chickasaw language ethnicGroup Chickasaw Nation
Chickasaw language usedByOrganization Chickasaw Nation
this entity surface form: Chickasaw Nation government
Chickasaw Legislature partOf Chickasaw Nation
Chickasaw Legislature legislativeBodyFor Chickasaw Nation
Chickasaw Legislature governs Chickasaw Nation
Chickasaw Legislature legislativeBranchOf Chickasaw Nation
this entity surface form: Government of the Chickasaw Nation
Chickasaw Cultural Center ownedBy Chickasaw Nation
Chickasaw Cultural Center operatedBy Chickasaw Nation
Chickasaw Lighthorse Police partOf Chickasaw Nation
this entity surface form: Chickasaw Nation government
Flag of the Chickasaw Nation country Chickasaw Nation
Flag of the Chickasaw Nation usedBy Chickasaw Nation
Flag of the Chickasaw Nation represents Chickasaw Nation
Flag of the Chickasaw Nation associatedWith Chickasaw Nation
this entity surface form: Chickasaw Nation government