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14 Cards in this Set
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this was the second largest tribe in the Southern United States when the Europeans arrived.
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Choctaw
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They were governed by a war chief and peace chief.
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Tunica-Biloxi
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They had a strict social system that included stinkards, nobles, and chiefs.
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Natchez
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This group's Jena Band is recognized as a tribe by the U.S. government.
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Choctaw
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This tribe's traditional home was the Red River and its tributaries.
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Caddo
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This tribe lived in clans consisting of many families.
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Coushatta
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This tribe's name means "eaters of flesh".
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Atakapa
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This tribe's tribal symbol is the crawfish.
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Houma
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In this tribe, women held political power and served as healers.
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Chitimacha
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This tribe was ruled by "The Great Sun".
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Natchez
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This tribe's early primary village was located in West Feliciana Parish.
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Houma
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This tribe built flat-topped mounds and fortified villages.
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Natchez
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This tribe's symbol is the rattlesnake.
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Tunica-Biloxi
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This tribe adopted American trade regulations after the Louisiana Purchase.
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Caddo
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