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Cherokee's live all over North America, Canada, and the world.
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Did the Cherokee go extinct?
The Cherokee people have not disappeared. There are those that might think that the tribe has disappeared because of assimilation but the Cherokee are still a sovereign nation and can have strong representation in Oklahoma and North Carolina. The Cherokee are one of the most numerous native american peoples in North America. There are three federally recognized cherokee tribes, the Cherokee Nation and the United Keetoowah Band in Oklahoma, and the Eastern Cherokee in North Carolina. There are also over 300 unrecognized Cherokee tribes and organizations who claim Cherokee ancestry. The federally recognized Cherokee alone number over 300,000 people.
How do you replace door pistons on 1996 Cherokee liftgate?
I had a 97 Grand Cherokee, and I found someplace on the internet(sorry I don't remember who) that had the oem replacements. The ones found locally would have worked, but the oem's pivoted on a ball joint. Then it was simply a matter of swapping them out.Four screws each, and it was done. Hope that helps.
How is Kasey Austin Gay spelled in Cherokee?
Kasey Austin Gay how would you spell that in Cherokee
Where did the Cherokee build their shelters?
The Cherokee made their homes out of mud and clay, and the roofs composed of brush and rivercane. They did not make tipi's like the Midwestern Native Americans. In the winter months they would build a smaller home to hold in the heat.They used animal skins.
What is the best seminary for the dollars?
That would have to be The North American Reformed Seminary - http://www.tnars.net - since they are completely free!
Who are the indigeneous people of north america?
this would be the native american's A.K.A indians. there were many tribes for example comanche, cherokee, mohawk, and apache.
In what region of the world would you find Haiti?
Haiti can be found in the Caribbean region of the North American continent.
Did the Cherokee go extinct?
The Cherokee people have not disappeared. There are those that might think that the tribe has disappeared because of assimilation but the Cherokee are still a sovereign nation and can have strong representation in Oklahoma and North Carolina. The Cherokee are one of the most numerous native american peoples in North America. There are three federally recognized cherokee tribes, the Cherokee Nation and the United Keetoowah Band in Oklahoma, and the Eastern Cherokee in North Carolina. There are also over 300 unrecognized Cherokee tribes and organizations who claim Cherokee ancestry. The federally recognized Cherokee alone number over 300,000 people.
What American Indian word for big mountain?
"American Indian" is not a language. You would need to be more specific: Cherokee, Arapaho, Iroquois...
What would Anthony mean in Cherokee?
It is not known if or how the meaning of the name Anthony would change if it could be translated to Cherokee. The Greek, American, and Basque meaning of the name Anthony is 'priceless.'
What were the geographical features like for the Cherokee Indians?
have u found the answer? i need to know... i have a report on the cherokee and that would be some good information...
What animals would you find in the desert that has antlers?
Both deer and elk are found in some North American deserts and both have antlers.
What would most likely be found in an American realist play?
Parallelism would most likely be found in an American realist play.
What can be found 90 north?
The latitude position 90 degrees north would be the North Pole.
Who did the Cherokees side with during the American Revolution?
The British because they said if they won, they would give the Cherokee land.
Who was the first born North American saint?
Saint Juan Diego of Mexico, who was born in 1474, would be the first North American saint although he was not the first North American saint to be canonized.
Where would one normally find a Canvasback duck?
Canvasbacks are found in shallow lakes and areas with marshy shores. It is the largest duck found in North America and as well as breeding on the North American prairies it also has breeding sites in the river deltas of Saskatchewan and Alaska.
