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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…

Lumbee  — Research Starter

The Lumbee are a Native American tribe primarily located in North Carolina, with a population of approximately 55,000 as of 2024. They are recognized for their unique cultural heritage, which is…

Louis R. Bruce  — Research Starter

Louis R. Bruce was a prominent figure in Native American advocacy and government, hailing from the Saint Regis Mohawk reservation in New York. Born to a Methodist minister and an Oglala Sioux mother,…

Longhouse Religion  — Research Starter

The Longhouse Religion, also known as Gaiwiio or "the good word," is a spiritual tradition that originated among the Iroquois, particularly the Seneca tribe, in the early 19th century. It is rooted in…

Longhouse  — Research Starter

A longhouse is a distinctive architectural structure that is found in various cultures around the world, including native North America, Africa, Micronesia, and Scandinavia. Characterized by its…

Little Robe  — Research Starter

Little Robe was a prominent Cheyenne leader and warrior who played a significant role in the history of the Southern Cheyenne during the 19th century. Initially distinguished as a warrior against…

Little Raven  — Research Starter

Little Raven was a prominent leader of the Arapaho tribe who succeeded his father as hereditary chief in 1855. Known for his intelligence, leadership abilities, and oratory skills, he earned respect…

Little Priest  — Research Starter

Little Priest was a prominent leader of the Winnebago people, succeeding his father as chief in 1840. That same year, the Winnebago relocated from Wisconsin to Iowa, a significant movement in their…