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The Creek people, also known as the Muscogee, primarily inhabited the southeastern region of what is now Georgia. Their territory encompassed areas around the Flint and Chattahoochee rivers, including parts of present-day central and southern Georgia. They lived in towns and villages, often near waterways, which were crucial for their agricultural lifestyle. The Creek confederacy was a significant political and social structure among various tribes in the area.
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Where does Don Majkowski live today?
John's Creek, Georgia
Who live in the western part of the land claim by the colony of Georgia?
creek
What part of Tennessee did the Creek Indians live?
The Creek Indians lived in South Middle Tennessee. Creek Indians also lived along the Tennessee River. Creek Indians also lived in Alabama and Georgia.
Where did the creek Indians live what was the climate?
In the area that is now the Florida Panhandle, Alabama and Georgia.
Who were native Indians of Georgia?
the creek Indians were native to Georgia. The leader of the creek tribe was Tomochichi.
What state did the creek Indians live in?
The Creek tribe lived in parts of Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama, and Georgia. The Poarch Creek still live in Alabama.
Where do the creek Indians live today?
# They live in Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama, Florida, and Georgia. # No, the majority of Creek or Muscogee Indians live in Oklahoma. The tribe headquarters and chief are located in Okmulgee, OK.
What creek in Georgia was the scene of a confederate victory in 1863?
Chickamauga Creek
What were the two major Indian tribes in Georgia?
Cherokee and Creek
What two Indian groups lived in Georgia with the English colonists?
creek and cherokee
What is the confederacy of Native Americans living in Georgia?
The answer is creek
Which native Americans were the last to live in present day Georgia prior to the arrival of the europeans?
Cherokees and Creeks. There were other tribes living in Georgia but most were absorbed by the Creek, driven out or killed off by war and disease.
