No state was called that by any native Americans - they did not understand the concept of dividing the land into states with invisible boundaries.
You are thinking of the place-name meaning "at the long river" in Natick - this name was only applied to a small area, not to the state. It was English people (then the Americans) who took this name and corrupted it into Connecticut.
Quinnehtukqut is what the Algonquian tribes called Connecticut. It means "place of the long river."
New Mexico state was held entirely by native Americans in 1864.
Because the native Americans count as there own state.
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It was the native Americans
I am not really sure but I will give my best guess : The Native Americans tribes for Chicago becoming a state is that they are Native Americans and wanted Illinois to be Chicago
Native Americans, European Americans and African Americans.
Oklahoma
Alabama
Nebraska.
It was the Native Americans!
1896