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E. Annie Proulx — Research Starter
E. Annie Proulx is an acclaimed American author known for her intricate storytelling and deep exploration of rural life in the United States. Born Edna Annie Proulx on August 22, 1935, in Norwich,…
Manhattan purchase — Research Starter
The Manhattan Purchase refers to the transaction in which Peter Minuit, the first governor of New Netherland, acquired Manhattan Island from the Canarsee Indians in the summer of 1626. Minuit…
Mandan — Research Starter
The Mandan are a Native American tribe that belongs to the Siouan language family and originally migrated from the Ohio River region to the northern Great Plains around the early 1400s. Primarily…
Manahoac — Research Starter
The Manahoac were an Indigenous people originally located along the Potomac and North Anna rivers in present-day Maryland and Virginia. Belonging to the Algonquian language group, they had a diverse…
Maliseet — Research Starter
The Maliseet, also known as Wolastoqiyik or Welustuk and referred to as Malécite in French, are an Indigenous people primarily located in New Brunswick, Quebec, and Maine. Their culture is part of the…
Makah — Research Starter
The Makah are a Native American tribe located on the northwestern tip of the Olympic Peninsula in Washington State. They are part of the broader Northwest Coast Native American culture area, which…
Major Ridge (tribal leader) — Research Starter
Major Ridge was a prominent Cherokee leader born in 1770 in eastern Tennessee, known for his significant contributions to Cherokee society and politics. As a young man, he gained respect as a warrior…
Maidu — Research Starter
The Maidu are Indigenous Americans primarily located in northeastern California, with a rich cultural heritage and a legacy of subsistence living through hunting, gathering, and fishing.…
Mahican — Research Starter
The Mahican, meaning "People of the Wolf," were an Algonquian-speaking indigenous group closely related to the Delaware people, with significant cultural influences from the Mohawk. Historically, they…
Lummi — Research Starter
The Lummi people are a Native American tribe located in Washington State, primarily in the San Juan Islands and the adjacent mainland of northern Puget Sound. They traditionally spoke a dialect of…