The northern part of what is now New Jersey was occupied by the Minisink or Munsee tribe; the central and south-east part was home to the Unami tribe and the south-west part was occupied by the Unalachtigo tribe.
Collectively these tribes are known as Leni Lenape or Delawares.
Each tribe was divided into small bands including the Acquackanonk, Hackensack, Munsee, Kechemeche, Nanticoke, Navesink, Pompton, Ramapough, Rumachenanck and Tappan.
Some historians count each of these bands as tribes in their own right, since they were entirely self-governing and made decisions without reference to any other parts of the Delaware group.
The Lenni Lenape or Delaware as they were known by the Europeans.
The Lenape or Delaware.
The Lenape or Delaware.
Abnaki, and mohawk tribes
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Dutch, English, Native Americans -New Jersey actually had the first Native American reservation
The Brotherton reservation for New Jersey's Lenni Lenape (Algonquin) Indians input by Seneca0utlaw - That reservation is located in Medford, NJ
Jewish, Muslim, Hindu, and native religions
New Jersey wasn't discovered, it was created. Just ask the native Americans that were displaced by European settlers who eventually called it New Jersey.
Native American Pueblo Indians.
lenni leape were the native Americans who were there long before any europeans. however the first europeans to arrive in New Jersey were the dutch. =D
did new hamspire trade with the local native indians
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Dutch, English, Native Americans -New Jersey actually had the first Native American reservation
The Brotherton reservation for New Jersey's Lenni Lenape (Algonquin) Indians input by Seneca0utlaw - That reservation is located in Medford, NJ
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gave the Indians some trinkets and beadsAnswer (Simple version)The above answer is incorrect. New Jersey was first settled by the native Americans and then by the Swedes and the Dutch. England later seized control of the area. New Jersey was a part of the revolution against England by the American Colonies and when the war was won, became one of the states.
No, alligators are not native to the state of New Jersey, but you could probably locate one at a zoo.
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cattails, and duckweed
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