Overhill Cherokee

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The Overhill Cherokee were a group of Cherokee towns located west of the Appalachian Mountains, known as important political and trade centers in the 18th century.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Cherokee towns
historic Native American settlements
affectedBy encroachment of European-American settlers
smallpox epidemics
archaeologicalSitesLocatedIn Loudon County, Tennessee NERFINISHED
Monroe County, Tennessee NERFINISHED
capitalTown Chota NERFINISHED
contemporaneousWith Lower Cherokee towns NERFINISHED
Middle Cherokee towns
Valley Cherokee towns
culturalRegion Southern Appalachians NERFINISHED
declinePeriod late 18th century
earlierCapitalTown Tanasi NERFINISHED
economyBasedOn hunting
maize agriculture
trade
engagedIn deerskin trade
ethnicGroup Cherokee NERFINISHED
governance council of town chiefs
hasTown Chota NERFINISHED
Citico (Overhill) NERFINISHED
Great Tellico NERFINISHED
Tanasi NERFINISHED
Toqua NERFINISHED
Tuskegee (Overhill) NERFINISHED
involvedIn American Revolutionary War (on frontier) NERFINISHED
Anglo-Cherokee War NERFINISHED
knownFor diplomatic relations with British colonies
diplomatic relations with other Cherokee divisions
political importance
trade importance
language Cherokee language NERFINISHED
locatedIn Tennessee River Valley NERFINISHED
locatedInPresentDay Tennessee NERFINISHED
locatedWestOf Appalachian Mountains NERFINISHED
partOf Cherokee Nation (historical) NERFINISHED
Mississippian cultural continuum (late phase)
politicalCenterFor Cherokee in the west of the Appalachians
religion traditional Cherokee religion
situatedAlong Hiwassee River NERFINISHED
Little Tennessee River NERFINISHED
Tellico River NERFINISHED
subgroupOf Cherokee NERFINISHED
subjectTo treaties with British colonial authorities
treaties with United States government
timePeriod 18th century
tradedWith British traders
South Carolina colony NERFINISHED
Virginia colony NERFINISHED

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Chota partOf Overhill Cherokee
Chota inhabitedBy Overhill Cherokee