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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…

Lillooet  — Research Starter

Lillooet is a community located in southwestern British Columbia, situated in the heart of the traditional territory of the St'át'imc Nation. This region is part of the Plateau cultural area, where…

Leopold Pokagon  — Research Starter

Leopold Pokagon was a notable Chippewa (Ojibwa) leader, born around 1775 near Bertrand, Michigan, although precise details of his birth are uncertain. Captured as a child and raised by the…

Lenni Lenape  — Research Starter

The Lenni Lenape, also known as the Lenape or "the common people," are an Indigenous group originally inhabiting the regions of northern Delaware, New Jersey, and southeastern New York. They were the…