Famous Native Americans

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Hiawatha is a fictional character in a epic poem by Longsfellow written in 1855. Fictional characters do not have children unless the author writes them as part of a story/poem.

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Quechan is the name of a Native American tribe. The tribe is in Arizona and California.

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Hiawatha lived with his family in a village. Once his family had died, he left the village and lived in the forest because he felt lonely. That's when Deganawida (DEE-GON-UH-WEEDA), a Huron explorer, had found him and together they made peace between the tribes; Cayuga, Oneida, Seneca, Mohawk, and Onondaga, otherwise known as "COSMO", and made The Iroquois Confederacy.

Hiawatha is a male name.

Geronimo had three children. Geronimo returned home one day to find that the Mexicans had killed his mother, wife and all three children.

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Hiawatha belonged to the Mohawk Tribe originally , and was then accepted by the Onondaga Tribe.

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Red Cloud an Oglala Sioux was born in Nebraska approximately in 1922 and died on the Pine Ridge Reservation in 1909 in South Dakota

The Oglala claimed much of the Powder river and Bighorn mountains, reaching into Montana, straight across to the Black hills.

Red Could fought the only Indian war won by an Indian, forcing the US into treaty terms that abandoned the Bozeman trail.

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Go to poetry. Hiawatha is an American Indian myth. He is a tribal chief and among other things he builds a boat. WhenI was a kid I always thought he was a Girl as the name sounds feminine, like Anastasia or Isabella or something in the A-gender.The poem, was written by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow who needs no introduction.

He died by after being suspected as a hidden supporter of the "terror of the ghost dance" ERA. He was taken to Pine ridge reservation army commanders head quarters where he died by rotting to death in jail. He was blind and 90 years old at the time.

In 1870, Red Cloud visited Washington D.C., and met with Commissioner of Indian Affairs Ely S. Parker and President Ulysses Grant.

her aunt taught her when she was little. even though they didnt know the exact steps for making pots, they improvised to carry on the cultural art.

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The theme of "Indian Education" by Sherman Alexie revolves around the struggles and resilience of Native American identity within the context of a flawed educational system. It highlights the challenges faced by Indigenous students, including cultural disconnection, prejudice, and personal hardships, while also emphasizing the importance of self-acceptance and the value of cultural heritage. Through humor and poignant storytelling, Alexie illustrates the complexities of navigating two worlds—Native and mainstream American—ultimately advocating for understanding and empathy in education.

211 men and Lieutenant George Armstrong Custer were killed at Little Bighorn Battle in Custer's last stand.

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Luther Standing Bear was born in 1868.

deganawida is the peace maker.

Poundmaker Indian Reservation in Saskatchewan, Canada.

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