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Who lived on the rocky shores where the pilgrims landed?
Wompos
Where does the shores name originate from?
Shores originates from the English name Shore. It was a topographical name given to someone who lived beside the seashore.
Where did Mohawk Indians live first?
•Their traditional homeland was ranged southward of the Mohawk River, east to the Green Mountains in Vermont, west to the border of the Oneida Nation and North to and north of the St. Lawrence River in Quebec and Ontario Canada. They lived in southern Ontario along the Grand River and on the northern shores of Lake Ontario.
Who are several groups who lived east of the Mississippi River?
Who are the several groups who lived east of the Mississippi river?
Who were the first people that lived on the shores of Lake Michigan?
it was the Indians there first by sierra I'm 10
How did the red cross help during the oil spill?
they helped the people who lived along the shores
Where did the Mohawks live?
Their traditional homeland was ranged southward of the Mohawk River, east to the Green Mountains in Vermont, west to the border of the Oneida Nation and North to and north of the St. Lawrence River in Quebec and Ontario Canada. They lived in southern Ontario along the Grand River and on the northern shores of Lake Ontario.
What type of house did the mound builders live in?
lived in the east of the Mississippi river
Who were the groups who lived east of the Mississippi river?
The Mound Builders lived east of the Mississippi River.
What Indian tribe lived on the shores of lake Apopka and was eliminated by eurapean diseases?
The Acuera, a member of the Timucuan Federation.
Moundbuilders mississippian people who lived in the Mississippi river and western Ohio river valleys between 700 and 1500 ce?
they are the cheriakies people who lived in the mississippi river and the western ohio river.........
How settlers in the Western frontiers different from settlers who lived on the Eastern shores?
more steak in the west, more fish in the east.
