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Please Take Time To Read To day its the Flag Tomorrow it may be Your Rright To Worship~ Blessings ~Little Hawk~sky~

Bill Of Rights for Mixed Blood
~ By Maria.P.Root ~

I HAVE THE RIGHT.

Not to justify my existance in this world.
Not to keep the race separate within me.
Not to be responsible for people's discomfort with my physical ambiguity.
Not to justify my ethnic legitimacy.

I HAVE THE RIGHT.

To identify myself differently then strangers expect me .
To identify myself differently from how my parents identify me.
To identify myself differently from my brothers and sisters.
To identify myself differently in different situations.

I HAVE THE RIGHT.

To create a vocabulary to communicate about being mixed blood.
To change my identity over my lifetime-- and more then once.
To have loyalyies and identification with more then one group of people.
To freely choose whom I befriend and love. and I choose to be Me



	Hidden Heritage "Grandson, these words come from our people. If you can hear their voice, you will find your own. If they speak together, they speak the truth. In that truth, you will experience the pain of knowing and the joy of being. You will understand that the events of the past are what brought you here. Native blood flows through you and through many who don't know who they are. Listen, and you will hear the names of our ancestors..." "I see the faces of my people and I hear their names in the Wind. Their years were short but our memory is long. The drums tell the old forgotten story... "In the story books we have seen the villages with smoke curling upward from the lodges. They are peaceful in the setting of the sun. But the shadows hide a sorrow that we share. We must rise above it like dawn mist on the water... "Rest beside the water and our ancestors flow like many streams to make a mighty river. See their spirits in the looking glass. You have seen their Spirit forever... "You belong to the nation of our ancestors, a nation among many nations. Now we are strong because we are one." from "'Spirit', a journey in dance drums and song" Conceived and composed by Peter Buffet c.1998 Back Row Productions c.1999 PolyGram Video "Hidden Heritage is about the fact that there are millions and millions of people in America who are of some Native descent. And unfortunately, a huge percentage of those millions aren't even aware of it. There was a time in this country when it wasn't a good idea -- from the people in that generation's point of view -- to press upon their children the fact that Grandma was Indian. I know a lot of these people, and they have yearnings for things that they don't understand. They have a love for nature, a love for the natural order of things that probably is a little more intense than the average person. And a lot of times, they don't understand why that's true either." Chief Hawk Pope, Shawnee Ohio Remnant Band "The Making Of 'Spirit'" A list of all known Native American Peoples, present and past... ( more than 500 groups of Native Peoples ) >From the refrain of a Comanche Ghost Dance song... "We shall live again; we shall live again." Abenaki -- Maine, Quebec Abitibi -- Quebec Abnaki (Wabanaki) Absoroka Achomawi -- California Acolapissa -- Louisiana, Mississippi Acoma Pueblo -- New Mexico Acuera -- Florida Adena (Hopewell) -- Ohio Adia -- Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana Adirondak Aheelana Ahtna (Athabascan) -- Alaska Ais -- Florida Akokisa -- Texas Alabama -- Alabama Alabama & Koasati -- Texas Aleut -- Alaska Algonkin (Algonquin) -- Ontario, Quebec Altamaha -- Georgia Amherst -- Virginia Anangulan -- Aleutian Islands Anasazi -- Arizona/New Mexico Andean Anishinabe Ojibwa Apache -- New Mexico, Texas Apalachee -- Alabama, Georgia, Florida Apalachicola -- Alabama, Georgia Apinaye -- Brazil Aquacalaquen -- Georgia, Florida Arapaho -- Colorado, Nebraska, Colorado Araucanian -- Argentina Arawak -- San Salvadore (Bahama) Archlake people -- New Mexico (9,000 BC) Arikara -- South Dakota Assiniboin -- Montana, North Dakota, Minnesota, Saskatchewan, Manitoba Atakapa -- Texas, Louisiana Athabascan -- Alaska Atsina -- Saskatchewan Atsina Gros Ventre -- Montana, Saskatchewan Aucilla River people -- Florida (12,000 BC) Avoyel -- Arkansas, Louisiana Aymara -- Chile Aztec -- Mexico Baffinland Eskimo -- Arctic Bannock -- Idaho, Montana, Wyoming Baniva -- Venezuela Bayogoula -- Louisiana Bear River -- North Carolina Beaver -- Alberta (sub-arctic) Belo Horizonte people -- Brazil (11,500 BC) Beothuk -- Nova Scotia Bering Straits People (Inupiat) -- Alaska Beringians Bidai -- Texas Biloxi (Siouan) -- Mississippi, Alabama Blackfoot (Siksika) -- Montana, British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan Bristol Bay Yuit -- Alaska Blood Bonito Pueblo Bororo -- Brazil Brotherton (Brothertown) -- New York/New Jersey, Wisconsin Browns -- Virginia Brule Sioux Cactus Hill people -- Virginia (16,000 BC) Caddo (Kadohadacho) -- Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana Caddoan confederacies -- Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana Cagaba -- Columbia Cahokia -- Illinois Cahuilla -- California Calusa -- Florida Canarsee -- New York Cape Fear Indians -- North Carolina Carib Caribou Eskimo -- Arctic Carrier -- sub-Arctic Casas Grandes (Paquime) -- Mexico (AD 1060 to 1340) Catawba (Katapu) -- Norht Carolina, South Carlina Cayuga (Iroquois Five/Six Nations) -- New York, Pennsylvania Cayuse -- Oregon, Idaho Central Aleut -- Alaska Central Algonkin Chaco -- South America Chakchiuma -- Mississippi Chancay -- Peru Chatot -- Alabama, Georgia, Florida Chavin -- South America Chawasha -- Louisiana Cheraw (Sara) -- North Carolina Cherokee -- Kentucky, Virginia, Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, Alabama, Georgia Chesapeake -- Virginia, North Carolina Chetco -- Oregon, California Cheyenne -- Wyoming, South Dakota, Nebraska, Colorado, Kansas Chiaha -- Georgia Chibcha -- Colombia Chickahominy -- Virgina Chickasaw -- Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama Chilcotin -- British Columbia Chilkat -- Northwest Coast Chillicote (Calaka), a Shawnee division or tribe -- Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee Chimu -- Peru Chinook -- Oregon, Washington Chipewyan -- Manitoba (sub-Arctic) Chippewa -- Michigan Upper Peninsula/Eastern Woodlands Chiricahua Apache -- Arizona/New Mexico Chitimacha -- Louisiana Choctaw -- Mississippi, Alabama, Louisiana Choctaw-Biloxi -- Louisiana Choptank -- Maryland/Delaware Chowanoc -- North Carolina Chugach (Yuit) -- Alaska Chungichnich -- California Chumash -- California Clovis people -- New Mexico, Texas (11,500 BC) Coahuiltecan Tribes -- Texas, Mexico Coast Salish -- Northwest Coast Cochiti Pueblo -- New Mexico Coe -- Kentucky Coeur d'Alene -- Idaho/Montana Coharie -- North Carolina Colville -- Washington/Idaho/Montana Comanche -- New Mexico, Texas, Oklahoma Congaree -- South Carolina Conoy (Piscataway) -- Maryland Coos -- Oregon Copper Eskimo -- Arctic Cora Coree -- North Carolina Costanoan -- California Cree -- Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec (sub-Arctic) Cree Plains -- Saskatchewan, Manitoba Creek -- Kentucky, Tennesse, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia Crow -- Montana, Wyoming, North Dakota, South Dakota Cusabo -- South Carolina Dakalne (Carrier) -- Northwest Coast Dakota (Sioux) -- North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Nebraska, Iowa Delaware (Leni-Lenape): Esopus, Rockaway, Canarsee, Minisinks (Munsee), Unami, Raritans -- Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey Dine Dogrib -- sub-Arctic Dokis -- Ontario Dorset people -- Alaska Dunne-Za (Beaver) -- Alberta Dwamish -- Washington Eastern Abenaki -- New Hampshire, Maine Eastern Aleut -- Alaska Edisto -- South Carolina Eel Rivers -- Indiana/Ohio Eno-Shakori -- North Carolina Erie -- Ohio, Pennsylvania, West Virginia Eyeish -- Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana Eastern Cherokee -- North Carolina Eastern Niantic -- Rhode Island Eastern Ojibwa -- Ontario Eastern Shawnee -- Oklahoma Eastern Shoshone -- Idaho/Wyoming/Montana Esopus -- New York/New Jersey Eyak (Athabascan) -- Alaska/Northwest Coast Flathead (Salish) -- Idaho, Montana Fort Ancient people -- Ohio (AD 900 to 1600) Fox (Mesquakie) -- Wisconsin Freshwater Indians -- Florida Gabrielino -- California Galisteo Pueblo -- New Mexico Gitksan -- Northwest Coast Golden Lake -- Ontario Greenland Eskimo Grigra -- Mississippi Gros Ventre Guacata -- Florida Guale -- South Carolina, Georgia Guales -- Florida Gwich'in (Kutchin) Haida -- Alaska/Northwest Coast Haliwa -- Virginia, North Carolina Han (Athabascan) -- Alaska Hano Pueblo (Hopi) -- Arizona Hare -- Arctic Hasinai confederacy: Anadarko, Hainai -- Texas, Louisiana Hatteras -- North Carolina Havasupai -- Grand Canyon Hawaiian Heiltsuk -- Northwest Coast Hidatsa -- Montana, North Dakota Hitchiti -- Georgia, Florida Hochelaga -- Quebec Hohokam -- Arizona/Mexico Holikachuk (Athabascan) -- Alaska Hopewell -- Illinois/Ohio Hopi -- Arizona, New Mexico Houma -- Louisiana, Mississippi Huichol -- Mexico Huitoto -- Amazon Hunkpapa Sioux Hupa -- California Huron -- Ontario Huron of Lorette -- Quebec Ibitoupa -- Mississippi Icafui -- Georgia Illini (Illinois) -- Illinois Inca -- Peru Ingalik (Athabascan) -- Alaska (sub-Arctic) Iglulik -- Arctic Inupiat -- Alaska Iowa -- Iowa, Missouri Iroquois (Five Nations): Mohawk, Oneida, Onondaga, Cayuga, Seneca -- New York Iroquois (League of Six Nations): Mohawk, Oneida, Onondaga, Cayuga, Seneca, Tuscarora Iroquois League (Haudenosaunee - People of the Longhouse) -- New York Isleta Pueblo -- New Mexico Jeaga -- Florida Jemez Pueblo -- New Mexico Jicarilla Apache -- New Mexico Jivaro -- Amazon/Ecuador Jumano -- Texas, Mexico Kadohadacho (Caddo) -- Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana Kaigani Haida -- Alaska Kalispel -- Idaho/Montana Kamakan -- Brazil Kansa -- Nebraska, Kansas Karankawa -- Texas Karok -- California Kaska -- sub-Arctic Kaskaskia -- Illinois/Indiana/Ohio Kaskinampo -- Kentucky, Tennesse Kaw (Kansas) -- Oklahoma Kennewick people -- Washington (7,500 BC) Keyauwee -- North Carolina Kiowa -- Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Colorado Kiowa-Apache -- Texas, Oklahoma Kickamacha Kickapoo -- Wisconsin, Kansas, Oklahoma Kispokotha (Kispogogi, Kispoko), a Shawnee division or tribe -- Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee Kitksan -- Northwest Coast Klamath -- California/Oregon Koasati (Coushatta) -- Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana Koniag (Yuit) -- Alaska Koroa -- Mississippi Koso Kotzebue Sound People (Inupiat) -- Alaska Koyukon (Athabascan) -- Alaska Kuksu -- California Kumeyaay -- California Kutchin (Athabascan) -- Alaska (sub-Arctic) Kutenai -- British Columbia/Alberta Kwakiutl -- British Columbia, Northwest Coast Kwakiutl Kusiut -- British Columbia Labrador Eskimo Laguna Pueblo -- New Mexico Lakota (Sioux/Dakota) Lenni Lenape (Delaware) -- Pennsylvania/New Jersey, Indiana/Ohio Lipan -- Oklahoma Lipan Apache -- Mexico Lower Chickahominy -- Virgina Lower Creek -- Georgia Lower Connecticut River Tribes (Mattabesec): Tunxis, Podunk, Wangunk, Quinnipiac -- Connecticut Lower Housatonic River Tribes (Paugussett): Paugussett, Pequannock, Potatuck, Weantinock (Wawyachtonok) -- Connecticut Lower Hudson River Tribes (Wappinger) -- Delaware/New York Lumbee -- North Carolina Machapunga -- North Carolina Machican -- Vermont Makostrake (Mequachake, Mekoche), a Shawnee division or tribe -- Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee Mahican -- New York, Vermont Maidu -- California, Nevada Maipure -- Venezuela Makah -- Northwest Coast Malecite (Maliseet) -- Maine, New Brunswick Mandan -- Montana, North Dakota Manahoac -- West Virginia, Virginia Manitoba Maniwaki -- Quebec Manouane -- Quebec Mapuche -- Chile Mascouten -- Wisconsin, Illinois Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation -- Connecticut Massachusett -- New Hampshire, Massachusetts Massasoya Mattagami -- Quebec Mattaponi -- Virginia Maya -- Central America Meadowcroft Rockshelter people -- Pittsburgh, PA (17,000 BC) Meherrin -- Virginia Melungeons -- Kentucky, Tennessee, Virginia Menomini (Menominee) -- Wisconsin, Michigan Mescalero Apache -- New Mexico Mesquakie (Fox) -- Iowa Metis -- Manitoba Miami -- Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Oklahoma Michigamea -- Illinois Michipicoten -- Ontario Miccosukee -- Southern Florida Mikasuki -- Georgia, Florida Micmac -- New Brunswick, Nova Scotia (sub-Arctic) Mimbreno Apache Mimbres people (Mogollon) -- Arizona/New Mexico Mingo -- Ohio Miniconjou Sioux Minisinks (Munsee) -- New York/New Jersey Minitauris Mishongnovi Pueblo (Hopi) -- Arizona Mississauga (Southeastern Ojibwa) -- Ontario Mississippian (Moundbuilders) -- the Southeast Missouri -- Missouri, Oklahoma Mistassini Miswakee Miwok -- California Mixtec -- Mexico (800 BC to AD 1500) Mobile -- Mississippi, Alabama Mochica -- South America Mococo -- Florida Modok -- California Mogollon -- Arizona/New Mexico Mohawk (Iroquois Five/Six Nations) -- New York Mohegan -- Connecticut/Rhode Island Mohican (Mahican) -- New York Moingwena -- Missouri/Illinois Mojave -- California, Arizona Monacan -- Virginia Moneton -- West Virginia Mono-Paviosto Montagnais (Innu) -- Quebec (sub-Arctic) Monte Verde people -- Chile (12,500 BC) Montauk ("Metoac") -- Long Island (New York) Mosopelea -- Ohio Motilone -- Venezuela Motiponee Movapi Muklasa -- Alabama, Georgia Munsee -- New Jersey, Kansas Muskogee (Creek) -- Alabama, Georgia Na-Dene -- Alaska Nahyssan -- Virginia, West Virginia Nakota (Middle Sioux) Nambe Pueblo -- New Mexico Nansemond -- Virginia Nanticoke -- Maryland, Delaware Napochi -- Mississippi, Alabama Narraganset -- Rhode Island/Connecticut Naskapi -- Quebec (sub-Arctic) Natchez -- Louisiana, Mississppi Natchitoches -- Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana Nauset -- Massachusetts Navajo -- Arizona, New Mexico, Utah, Colorado Nazca -- Peru Nespelem -- Washington Netsilik -- Arctic Neusiok -- North Carolina Neutral -- Ontario Nez Perce -- Idaho, Montana Niantic -- Connecticut/Rhode Island Nipigon -- Ontario Nipissing -- Ontario Nipmuc (Nipmuck) -- Massachusetts Nisga'a -- British Columbia Nootka -- British Columbia, Washington North Carolina Algonkians Northern Blackfoot Northern Cheyenne -- Wyoming Northern Paiute -- Nevada/Oregon/Idaho Northern Tlingit -- Alaska Norton people -- Alaska Nottoway -- Virginia Nunamiut (Inupiat) -- Alaska Nunivak Island Yuit -- Alaska Nuu-Chal-Nuth (Nootka) -- Northwest Coast Nuxalk (Bella Coola) -- Northwest Coast Oaxacan -- Mexico (Mixtecan and Zapetc, 800 BC to AD 1500) Ocala -- Florida Ocale -- Florida Occaneechi -- Virginia, North Carolina Oconee -- Georgia, South Carolina Ofo (Siouan) -- Mississippi Oglala Sioux -- South Dakota Ojibwa (Chippewa, Saulteaux) -- Ontario, Minnesota, sub-Arctic Okeechobee -- Florida Oklahoma Oklelousa -- Arkansas, Louisiana Olmec -- Mexico Okmulgee -- Georgia Omaha -- Nebraska, Iowa Ona -- Tierra del Fuego Oneida (Iroquois Five/Six Nations) -- Pennsylvania, New York Onondaga (Iroquois Five/Six Nations) -- Pennsylvania, New York Ontawa Opelousa -- Arkansas, Louisiana Oraibi Pueblo (Hopi) -- Arizona Osage -- Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, Arkansas Osambik Osochi -- Georgia, Florida Oto -- Nebraska, Iowa, Oklahoma Otomi -- Sierra Madre Oriental Ottawa (Ottowa) -- Ontario, Oklahoma Overhill Band of the Eastern Cherokee -- Ohio and many other states Pacific Eskimo -- Northwest Coast Paiute -- California, Oregon, Nevada, Idaho Palouse -- Washington, Idaho Pamlico -- North Carolina Pamunkey -- Virginia Papadi Papago (Tohono O'odham) -- Arizona, Mexico Paquime -- northern Mexico (AD 1000 to 1400) Paracas -- South America Pascagoula -- Mississippi, Alabama, Florida Passamaquoddy -- Maine, Nova Scotia Patagonia -- Argentina (8,500 BC) Patuxet -- Massachusetts Paugussett -- Connecticut Pawnee -- Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma Pecos Pueblo -- New Mexico Pedee -- South Carolina Pennacook (Pawtucket) -- New Hampshire Penobscot -- Maine Pensacola -- Alabama, Florida Peoria -- Missouri, Illinois, Oklahoma Pequannock -- Connecticut Pequot -- Connecticut, Rhode Island Person -- Virginia, North Carolina Petun (Tobacco Nation, Tionontati) -- Ontario Piankashaw -- Indiana/Ohio Picuris Pueblo -- New Mexico Piegan Pima -- Arizona, Mexico Piqua or Pickaway (Pekowi), a Shawnee division or tribe -- Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee Piscataway (Conoy) -- Maryland/Pennsylvania Plains Apache Plains Calumet Plains Cree Plains Ojibwa Pocumtuc (Pocomtuc, Pocumtuck) -- Massachusetts Podunk -- Connecticut Pohoy -- Florida Pojoaque Pueblo -- New Mexico Pokanoke - Massachusetts/Rhode Island Polar Eskimo Pomo -- California Ponca -- South Dakota, Nebraska, Oklahoma Poosepatuck ("Metoac") -- Long Island (New York) Potano -- Florida Potatuck -- Connecticut Potawatomi -- Indiana, Michigan, Oklahoma Potomac -- Virginia Powhatan -- Virginia, North Carolina Pueblos -- New Mexico Quapaw -- Arkansas, Oklahoma Quebec Inuit -- Arctic Quechua Queen Charlotte Islands people -- Canada (9,500 BC) Quimbaya -- Columbia Quinault Quinapissa -- Louisiana Quinnipiac -- Connecticut Rappahannock -- Virginia Raritan -- New York Raritan-Delaware -- New Jersey, Wisconsin Rio Grande Pueblos -- New Mexico Roanoke -- North Carolina Rockaway -- New York/New Jersey Rosebud Sioux Sahcree Salinan -- California Salish -- Idaho/Montana Salishan Tribes -- British Columbia/Washington Saluda (Algonkian) -- South Carolina San Felipe Pueblo -- New Mexico San Ildefonso Pueblo -- New Mexico San Juan Pueblo -- New Mexico Sandia Pueblo -- New Mexico Santa Ana Pueblo -- New Mexico Santa Clara Pueblo -- New Mexico Santee -- South Carolina Santee Sioux (Dakota) -- Minnesota/Wisconsin Santo Domingo Pueblo -- New Mexico Saponi -- Virginia, West Virginia Saturiwa -- Georgia, Florida Sauk (Sac) -- Wisconsin Sauk and Fox -- Indiana, Ohio, Oklahoma Sawekela or Hathawakela (Thawikila), a Shawnee division or tribe -- Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee Sawokli -- Alabama, Georgia Scaticook -- Connecticut Seavey -- Alberta Secotan -- North Carolina Sekani -- Northwest Coast (sub-Arctic) Seminole -- Florida, Oklahoma Seneca (Iroquois Five/Six Nations) -- New York, Pennsylvania Seneca-Cayuga -- Oklahoma Seri -- Sonora Serrano -- California, Nevada, Arizona Sewee -- South Carolina Shasta -- Oregon, California Shawgotikoke Shawano (Satanas, now exinct), a Shawnee division or tribe -- Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee Shawnee divisions or component parts, possibly originally separate tribes: Chillicote (Calaka), Kispokotha (Kispogogi, Kispoko), Piqua or Pickaway (Pekowi), Sawekela or Hathawakela (Thawikila), Makostrake (Mequachake, Mekoche), Shawano (Satanas, now extinct) -- Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee, Oklahoma Shawnee Nation Ohio Remnant Band -- Ohio Shichomovi Pueblo (Hopi) -- Arizona Shinnecock ("Metoac") -- Long Island (New York) Shipaulovi Pueblo (Hopi) -- Arizona Shoccoree -- Virginia, North Carolina Shongopovi Pueblo (Hopi) -- Arizona Shoshone -- Calfornia, Oregon, Nevada, Idaho, Utah Shuswap -- British Columbia Sioux (Dakota) -- North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Nebraska, Iowa Sissipahaw -- North Carolina Siuslaw -- Oregon Skokomish Slave -- sub-Arctic Southeastern Ojibwa (Mississauga) -- Ontario Southern Cheyenne -- Colorado/Kansas Southern Ojibwa (Chippewa) -- Minnesota, Wisconsin Southern Tlingit -- Alaska Spokan -- Washington St. Lawrence Island Yuit -- Alaska Stockbridge -- New York Stockbridge-Munsee -- Wisconsin Stono -- South Carolina Sugeree -- North Carolina Suma -- New Mexico, Mexico Summerville -- South Carolina Surruque -- Florida Susquehannock (Conestoga, Susquahanna) -- Pennsylvania Sutaio -- South Dakota Tacatacuru -- Georgia, Florida Taensa (Natchez) -- Mississippi Tahltan -- Northwest Coast (sub-Arctic) Tagish -- Northwest Coast Taino (Arawak) -- Cuba/Hispaniola Tali -- Alabama, Georgia Tamaroa -- Illinois Tamathli -- Georgia Tanacross (Athabascan) -- Alaska Tanaina/Tanana (Athabascan) -- Alaska (sub-Arctic) Tangipahoa -- Louisiana Taos Pueblo -- New Mexico Taposa -- Mississippi Tarahumare -- Mexico Tarascan -- Mexico Tareumiut (Inupiat) -- Alaska Tekesta -- Florida Tepecano Tepehuan -- Sierra Madre Occidental Tesuque Pueblo -- New Mexico Tete de Boule -- Quebec Teton Sioux (Lakota) Tewa Pueblo Three Affiliated Tribes of the Fort Berthold Reservation (Hidatsa, Mandan, Arikara) Thule Eskimo Tiahuanaco -- Bolivia Tierra Del Fuego -- Argentina (6,300 BC) Tillamook -- Northwest Coast Timagami -- Quebec Timiskaming -- Quebec Timucua (Utina) -- Florida Tiou -- Mississippi Tipai -- California, Mexico Tiwa Pueblo -- New Mexico Tlingit -- Alaska/Northwest Coast Tobacco Huron -- Ontario Tocobaga -- Florida Tohome -- Mississippi, Alabama Tohono O'odham (Papago) -- Arizona/Mexico Tolowa -- California Toltec Tonkawa -- Texas, Oklahoma Tsimshian -- Northwest Coast Tulalip -- Northwest Coast Tunica -- Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi Tunxis -- Connecticut Tuscarora (Iroquois Six Nations) -- Virginia, North Carolina Tuskegee -- Alabama, Georgia Tutchone -- Arctic Tutelo -- West Virginia, Virginia, North Carolina Tzotzil -- Chiapas (Mexico) Unami -- New Jersey, Pennsylvania Uneqkurmuit (Yuit) -- Alaska Upper Chickahominy -- Virgina Upper Creek -- Tennessee, Alabama Upper Kuskokwim (Athabascan) -- Alaska Upper Tanana (Athabascan) -- Alaska Urrdaracoxi -- Florida Ute -- Utah, Colorado Utina -- Florida Uto-Aztecan tribes -- Northern Mexico Vicus -- South America Wabanaki Waccamaw -- North Carolina, South Carolina Wacissa River people -- Florida (12,000 BC) Waco -- Texas Walla Walla -- Oregon Walpi Pueblo (Hopi) -- Arizona Wampanoag (Pokanoket) Confederacy -- Massachusetts Wangunk -- Connecticut Wappinger -- New York/Massuchusetts/Connecticut Warm Springs Apache Washa -- Louisiana Washo -- California, Nevada Wateree -- South Carolina Waxhaw -- North Carolina, South Carolina Wea -- Indiana/Ohio Weantinock (Wawyachtonok) -- Connecticut Weapemeoc -- North Carolina Wenro -- Ontario West Main Cree -- Ontario Western Abenaki -- Vermont, Quebec Western Aleut -- Alaska Western Apache -- Arizona Western Cherokee-- Oklahoma and other states Western Niantic -- Connecticut Western Pueblos -- Arizona/New Mexico Western Woods Cree -- Alberta/Saskatchewan White Mountain Apache Wichita -- Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas Winnebago -- Wisconsin Winyaw -- North Carolina, South Carolina Wisconsin Oneida Wishram -- Oregon Wiyot -- California Woccon -- North Carolina Wyandot -- Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, Oklahoma Yabapi Yadkin -- North Carolina Yaghan -- Tierra del Fuego Yahi -- California Yakama Yakima -- Washington Yakutat Tlingit -- Alaska Yamana Yamasee -- Florida, Georgia, South Carolina Yankashaw Yankton Sioux -- North/South Dakota Yanktonai Sioux -- North/South Dakota Yapparika Comanche Yaqui -- Arizona Yaquina -- Oregon Yazoo -- Mississippi Yellowknife -- Arctic Yokuts -- California Yuchi -- Tennesse, South Carolina, Georgia, Oklahoma Yuchi-Creek Yui -- Georgia Yuit -- Alaska Yuki -- California Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta Yuit -- Alaska Yuma -- California, Arizona Yuman Mojave Yurok -- California Yustaga -- Florida Zapotec -- Mexico (800 BC to AD 1500) Zia Pueblo -- New Mexico Zuni -- Arizona, New Mexico Zuni Pueblo -- New Mexico ( more than 500 groups of Native Peoples ) >From the refrain of a Comanche Ghost Dance song... "We shall live again; we shall live again."

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