Eastern Woodlands

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Eastern Woodlands is a broad cultural and geographic region of North America characterized by its dense forests, river systems, and the diverse Indigenous peoples who traditionally inhabited these lands.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cultural region
geographic region
archaeologicalTradition Adena culture
Hopewell tradition
Mississippian culture
Woodland period
associatedWith mixed coniferous-deciduous forests
temperate deciduous forests
woodland ecosystems
characterizedBy dense forests
diverse Indigenous peoples
extensive river systems
continent North America
culturalFeature clan-based social organization
complex trade networks
longhouse dwellings in some nations
mound-building in some societies
seasonal mobility patterns
use of wampum in diplomacy and record-keeping
wigwam dwellings in some nations
extendsFrom Atlantic coast
subarctic regions of Canada
extendsTo Mississippi River valley
Southern United States
surface form: southeastern United States
impactedBy European colonization
epidemic diseases after contact
fur trade
includesSubregion Northeast Woodlands
Southeastern Woodlands
surface form: Southeast Woodlands
locatedIn eastern North America
timeDepth pre-contact Indigenous occupation spanning thousands of years
traditionalInhabitants Algonquian peoples
surface form: Algonquian-speaking peoples

Anishinabek
surface form: Anishinaabe peoples

Catawba
Cherokee
Choctaw people
surface form: Choctaw

Creek (Muscogee)
Meskwaki (Fox)
surface form: Fox (Meskwaki)

Haudenosaunee
surface form: Haudenosaunee (Iroquois Confederacy)

Wyandot
surface form: Huron-Wendat

Illinois Confederation
Iroquoian-speaking peoples
Lenape
surface form: Lenape (Delaware)

Mi’kmaq
surface form: Mi'kmaq

Miami people
Muskogean languages
surface form: Muskogean-speaking peoples

Natchez people
Ojibwe
Pequot people
surface form: Pequot

Potawatomi
Powhatan peoples
Seminole
Shawnee
Siouan languages
surface form: Siouan-speaking peoples

Timucua
Tuscarora
Wampanoag people
surface form: Wampanoag

Yuchi
traditionalSubsistence beans and squash agriculture
fishing
gathering wild plants
hunting
maize agriculture

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Lenape culturalRegion Eastern Woodlands
Ho-Chunk culturalRegion Eastern Woodlands
Sauk people culturalRegion Eastern Woodlands
Narragansett people culturalRegion Eastern Woodlands
this entity surface form: Northeastern Woodlands
Indigenous peoples of North America hasSubgroup Eastern Woodlands
this entity surface form: Indigenous peoples of the Eastern Woodlands
Indigenous peoples of North America hasSubgroup Eastern Woodlands
this entity surface form: Indigenous peoples of the Southeast
Massachusett people cultureArea Eastern Woodlands
Nauset people partOf Eastern Woodlands
this entity surface form: Eastern Woodlands cultures
Mohegan tribe historicalRegion Eastern Woodlands
this entity surface form: Northeastern Woodlands
Mohegan tribe culturalRegion Eastern Woodlands
Meskwaki (Fox) ethnographicRegion Eastern Woodlands
subject surface form: Meskwaki
Metacom historicalRegion Eastern Woodlands
this entity surface form: Northeastern Woodlands
Herring Pond Wampanoag culturalRegion Eastern Woodlands
this entity surface form: Northeastern Woodlands
Abenaki ethnicGroupOf Eastern Woodlands
this entity surface form: Northeastern Woodlands
Abenaki culturalRegion Eastern Woodlands
this entity surface form: Northeastern Woodlands
Kickapoo people culturalRegion Eastern Woodlands
Narragansett culturalRegion Eastern Woodlands
this entity surface form: Northeastern Woodlands
Mississippian culture flourishedIn Eastern Woodlands
Seminole culture Eastern Woodlands
this entity surface form: Southeastern Woodlands culture
Hopewell tradition partOf Eastern Woodlands
this entity surface form: Eastern Woodlands cultures
Hopewell tradition locatedIn Eastern Woodlands
this entity surface form: Eastern Woodlands of North America
Southeastern Woodlands partOf Eastern Woodlands
Shawnee culturalArea Eastern Woodlands
Appamatuck (Appomattox) Native American people culture Eastern Woodlands
subject surface form: Appamatuck
this entity surface form: Eastern Woodlands culture area
Miami tribe culturalRegion Eastern Woodlands
Western Abenaki language region Eastern Woodlands
this entity surface form: Northeastern Woodlands
Winnebago culturalRegion Eastern Woodlands
Muh-he-con-neok cultureArea Eastern Woodlands
Seneca culturalGroup Eastern Woodlands
this entity surface form: Eastern Woodlands tribes
Delaware people partOf Eastern Woodlands
this entity surface form: Eastern Woodlands cultures
Unami region Eastern Woodlands
Water Spirit clan ethnographicContext Eastern Woodlands
this entity surface form: Upper Midwest Indigenous peoples
Mohegan region Eastern Woodlands
this entity surface form: Northeastern Woodlands cultural area
Miami people culturalRegion Eastern Woodlands
Nanticoke culturalRegion Eastern Woodlands
Niantic people traditionalRegion Eastern Woodlands
this entity surface form: Northeastern Woodlands
Eno people cultureArea Eastern Woodlands
Occaneechi people culturalRegion Eastern Woodlands
Tuscarora language historicalRegion Eastern Woodlands
Wappinger partOf Eastern Woodlands
this entity surface form: Eastern Woodlands cultural area
Mi’kmaq region Eastern Woodlands
this entity surface form: Northeastern Woodlands
Mi’kmaq culturalArea Eastern Woodlands
pipe tomahawk associatedWith Eastern Woodlands
this entity surface form: Eastern Woodlands tribes
Pocumtuck homeland locatedIn Eastern Woodlands
this entity surface form: Northeastern Woodlands cultural area
Shawnee Nation culturalRegion Eastern Woodlands
Wappinger people partOf Eastern Woodlands
this entity surface form: Eastern Woodlands cultural area
Second Anglo-Powhatan War opponent Eastern Woodlands
this entity surface form: Indigenous peoples of the Eastern Woodlands
Nacotchtank people cultureArea Eastern Woodlands
Fort Ancient culture partOf Eastern Woodlands
this entity surface form: Eastern Woodlands cultural area
Early Mississippian locatedIn Eastern Woodlands
this entity surface form: Eastern Woodlands of North America