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Native American Chiefs

Welcome to "Native American Chiefs", a category dedicated to exploring the lives, legacies, and impact of the remarkable leaders who have emerged from Native American communities throughout history. Delve into the fascinating world of these influential figures, gaining insights into their cultures, traditions, and the extraordinary contributions they made to their nations and beyond. From renowned chiefs like Sitting Bull and Geronimo to lesser-known but equally significant leaders, this category invites you to engage with a wealth of questions and discover the rich tapestry of Native American history and leadership. So, join us as we journey through the inspiring stories of Native American chiefs, honoring their extraordinary achievements and deepening our understanding of their profound influence.

Questions (6)

1. “Had this chief turned a deaf ear to Mr. Oglethorpe, refused his friendship and denied his request, opposing him on the
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2. asked by Samantha
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Tecumseh was a cheif of theA.pequot B.pawnee C.shawnee D.chocataw my answer is C
1. 1 answer
2. asked by Anonymous
3. 312 views
Which of the following BEST compares the leadership of Chief William McIntosh to Chief John Ross?A Chief John Ross betrayed his
1. 1 answer
2. asked by sokalstodies
3. 47 views
Who was the Native American chief who assisted James Oglethorpe in founding Georgia?Who was the Native American chief who
1. 1 answer
2. asked by Kash
3. 21 views
Yamacraw chiefLived close to what is now Savannah Provided assistance to James Oglethorpe and early settlers Who is being
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2. asked anonymously
3. 35 views
Who quoted "all the lands of South of Arkansas river? Belonged to kawaii kamachi and I don't want to give it away any of it"B.
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2. asked by Idek
3. 14 views