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Did yamasee Indians have any reservations today?
The Yamassee Indians are located in South Carolina and Florida.
Why did the yemassee Indians migrate to sc from present-day Florida?
The Yemassee Indians migrated to escape slavery by the Spanish. The Yamassee that are in South Carolina today are originals and some from North Florida, from the Hitchiti Stock of Yamassee called Miccosuki .These are descendants of Aripuka Hadjo aka Sam Jones, Chief Se`khu Hadjo Gentle is a relative of Sam Jones, while others in Florida (Oklawaha Yamassee) are related to the South Carolina Yamassee as descendants, of Coe Hadjo (Harjo) cousin to Mico Sam Jones.
How did the yamassee Indians hunt?
Now proven not to be extinct, the Yamassee Indians Hunted using Long bows in their early times, then converted over to rifles when trading with settlers and the Spaniards commenced. Yamassee. Not only hunted four legged animals, like white tail deer, and bear. Seafood such as oysters, shrimp, mullet and other fish and sea animals were also apart of their diet!
Did the Apache Indians Farm?
Yes they do farm..
What was not an effect of the missions on the California Indians?
they learned how to farm.
What did the Kiowa Indians farm?
They did not farm in fact. They mainly hunted buffalo.
Did the northwest Indians farm agriculture?
yes i think they did farm agriculture
What did the Apache Indians farm?
corn.
Do Pomo Indians farm?
YESH
Who taught the pilgrims how to farm?
The Indians did.
Did the eastern woodland Indians farm?
Yes they can.
Why were the eastern plains Indians able to farm their land and villages?
Rainfall on the eastern plains made it possible for american Indians such as the Pawnee And the Omaha to farm successfully
