Which of the following Native American groups was the most populous tribe in Georgia?
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Chickasaw
Cherokee
Creek
Seminole
The Cherokee tribe was the most populous Native American group in Georgia.
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To determine which Native American group was the most populous tribe in Georgia, we can look at historical records and population estimates. One approach is to research the population numbers for each tribe during the time period in question. Here is the information about each of the tribes:
1. Chickasaw: The Chickasaw tribe historically inhabited parts of what is now Mississippi, Tennessee, Alabama, and Kentucky, rather than Georgia. They were not the most populous tribe in Georgia.
2. Cherokee: The Cherokee tribe is well-known for their presence in Georgia during the 18th and 19th centuries. They had a significant population and were one of the "Five Civilized Tribes" in the southeastern United States. They had a strong presence in Georgia, but to determine if they were the most populous tribe, we need to compare their numbers with other tribes in the region.
3. Creek: The Creek tribe, also known as the Muscogee, were prominent in Georgia. They occupied large portions of the state and had a large population. The Creek tribe was one of the most populous tribes in the southeastern United States, but we still need to compare it with other tribes to make a final determination.
4. Seminole: The Seminole tribe primarily inhabited Florida. While there may have been some Seminole presence in Georgia, they were not the most populous tribe in the state.
To answer the question, we need to compare the population of the Cherokee tribe with that of the Creek tribe, focusing on the time period under consideration. Historical data and research about Native American population in Georgia during that period would be helpful in determining which tribe was the most populous.