Sachems were leaders of Native American tribes, often holding significant political and spiritual authority within their communities. They were typically chosen based on merit, lineage, or consensus among the tribe members. In contrast, pine tree chiefs were a specific term used in the context of certain tribes in New England, referring to leaders with a more ceremonial role, often associated with specific rituals or political agreements, such as the historical "Pine Tree Riot" in New Hampshire. Thus, while both held leadership roles, sachems had broader governance responsibilities, whereas pine tree chiefs had more specialized or symbolic functions.
the Pine tree Chiefs were elected by the clan mother, because of their special skills.
A "Pine Tree Chief" was a man with a special position in the Grand Council. Normally the title refers to a non-hereditary leader who has achieved a special honor within the tribe, which admits him to the Grand Council.
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Trivially no, because there's no such thing as a "pine oak tree". Pines and oaks are different kinds of trees.
The pine cones are its seed so it makes them so it can reproduce. In other words 'to make another of itself.'
they are different seed so i thing different characteristics
A Pine Tree begining with the letter "W" is a White Pine Tree.
there are about 115 different species of Pine Tree. In the USA you will find, Spruce, Western White, Scotch, Red, Ponderosa, Pinyon, Mexican, Jack and Lace Bark
No. A melaleuca tree is not a pine tree. It is not a polycotyledon. It is a dicotyledon.
A pine cone is the reproductive organ of a pine tree.
Yes, cedars and pines are both gymnosperms. However, both pine and cedar are common names and refer many different types of trees. Some cedars and pine are in the same plant family, others are only more distantly related.
The pine tree is not a chemical element.