Southeastern Indigenous nations

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The Southeastern Indigenous nations are Native American peoples from the southeastern region of what is now the United States, known for their complex societies, agricultural economies, and pivotal roles in colonial-era conflicts and later U.S. expansion.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Native American group
cultural-geographic group of Indigenous peoples
affectedBy Indian Removal Act of 1830 NERFINISHED
allotment and assimilation policies of the United States
expansion of plantation slavery in the American South
missionary activity and Christianization efforts
associatedWithEvent Trail of Tears NERFINISHED
culturalRegionOverlap American Southeast cultural area
Mississippian cultural tradition NERFINISHED
hasCharacteristic agricultural economies based on maize, beans, and squash
complex chiefdom-level societies in many groups
long-distance trade networks
matrilineal kinship in many societies
mound-building traditions inherited from Mississippian cultures
sophisticated diplomatic practices
syncretic religious practices blending Indigenous and Christian elements in some communities
town-based political organization
use of ball games and stickball as important cultural practices
hasLanguageFamily Atakapa language isolate
Catawban (Siouan) languages NERFINISHED
Iroquoian languages
Muskogean languages NERFINISHED
Timucua language isolate NERFINISHED
Tunica language isolate
hasMember Apalachee people NERFINISHED
Atakapa people NERFINISHED
Biloxi people NERFINISHED
Catawba Nation NERFINISHED
Cherokee Nation NERFINISHED
Chickasaw Nation NERFINISHED
Chitimacha Tribe of Louisiana NERFINISHED
Choctaw Nation NERFINISHED
Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians NERFINISHED
Guale people NERFINISHED
Houma people NERFINISHED
Lumbee people NERFINISHED
Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida NERFINISHED
Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians NERFINISHED
Mobile people
Muscogee (Creek) Nation NERFINISHED
Natchez people NERFINISHED
Poarch Band of Creek Indians NERFINISHED
Seminole Nation NERFINISHED
Seminole Tribe of Florida NERFINISHED
Timucua people NERFINISHED
Tuscarora people NERFINISHED
Yuchi people NERFINISHED
historicalPeriod British colonial era
French colonial era
Spanish colonial era
early United States expansion era
pre-contact era
locatedIn Southeastern region of what is now the United States
modernPresence Alabama NERFINISHED
Arkansas NERFINISHED
Florida NERFINISHED
Georgia NERFINISHED
Louisiana NERFINISHED
Mississippi NERFINISHED
North Carolina NERFINISHED
Oklahoma NERFINISHED
South Carolina NERFINISHED
Texas NERFINISHED
playedRoleIn American Revolutionary War alliances and conflicts
Seven Years' War in North America NERFINISHED
U.S. Indian Removal policies NERFINISHED
War of 1812 in the southeastern United States NERFINISHED
colonial-era conflicts among European empires in North America
traditionalEconomy craft production such as pottery and basketry
gathering of wild plants
hunting and fishing
maize agriculture

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Anglo-Spanish conflicts in North America involves Southeastern Indigenous nations
Creek War (1813–1814) opponentOf Southeastern Indigenous nations
this entity surface form: United States and allied Native American groups
Alabama people partOfBroaderGroup Southeastern Indigenous nations
this entity surface form: Southeastern Native American tribes
Weapemeoc partOf Southeastern Indigenous nations
this entity surface form: Indigenous peoples of the Southeastern United States
John R. Swanton studied Southeastern Indigenous nations
this entity surface form: Southeastern United States tribes