Tribes and parts of tribes that lived in the area that became Alabama include:
There are many different Native American tribes that are native to Alabama. These are the Alabama Tribe, the Biloxi tribe, Cherokee tribe, Chickasaw, Choctaw, Koasati, and the Muskogee or Creek tribes.
Tribes and parts of tribes that lived in the area that became Alabama include:
no they lived in Oklahoma were all of there ather nation like they culture lived one of there culture lived in goerga but they were forced out of that state and gave there property to the whites people the culture was like Indian like native American so Andrew Jackson made them walk a road all away to Oklahoma walking with out food or thirst 4000 Cherokees Indian died that's what they Cherokees and that's why the rode was call the Trail of Tears
Though entertaining the above answer is just sad.. The short answer is yes! in as much as there were inhabitants here (Alabama) when the Europeans arrived.. Stone aged tools and "Indian" artifacts dating back several thousand years have been found... see Moundville Indians also Palmerdale Indians.. sorry, the site wont let you post links... your welcome...
The Alibamu or Alabama Indians which is the source of their state's name plus: * Cherokee * Chicasaw * Choctaw * Creek * Koasati and * Mobile.
yes the spanish and native americans did get along but no for long because the spanish wanted to make the natives live the spanish life style and if they didnt do it they didnt live in the town.
long house no i think....yes,long house!
that is correct, the vikings were in America long before anyone else, they had colonized there and became the natives...
It took 3,000 men and women 30 months to build the USS ALABAMA
Like many other conquered nations, they were first made famous by their brave resistance to European colonisers. Native Americans put up a lot of resistance over several hundred years, while being targeted like vermin by the British and Americans who moved in and took over their land. There was a long period when a white man could be rewarded for exterminating natives - all he had to do to earn a reward was bring in proof of the killing. The most common proof used by these exerminators was to bring the scalps of the murdered natives, with their highly identifiable long dark hair. The native Americans were brave, and smart. They soon acquired guns and took on the invaders almost on equal terms, but in the end they were outgunned and defeated.
yes the spanish and native americans did get along but no for long because the spanish wanted to make the natives live the spanish life style and if they didnt do it they didnt live in the town.
about 40,000 years ago
20 years
Because its important
They are called Native-Americans because they were native to the land we now call America. In other words, they had lived there long before we discovered it.
long house no i think....yes,long house!
long house no i think....yes,long house!
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They live in all states now, dude. They have for a long time.
that is correct, the vikings were in America long before anyone else, they had colonized there and became the natives...
yes they live there long ago... The Timucuan indians were the ones that live the closest to Jacksonville
Montgomery Alabama is about 20 miles wide and about as long.