Where did the Iroquois tribe live in? (the past)?
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Upstate N.Y. \n\nbut also parts of Pennsylvania, Ontario and Quebec\n\nThe five nations were made up of Mohawks, Oneidas, Onondagas, Cayugas and Senecas. A sixth tribe the Tuscarora joined later.
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Eons ago there were rivers\n\nTh
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Long before Europeans colonized the area now known as Michigan, many Native American tribes resided there.  The most populous of these tribes was the Algonquian (Ottawa, Anishnabe, Chippewa, & Pottawatomi)\n\n"Michigan was explored and settled by French voyageurs in the 17th century" (1622 - Etienne Brule's expedition)\n\n"The 1st European settlement was made in 1641" (Jacques Marquette established Sault Sainte-Marie here in 1668)
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There are so many tribes it would be a long list.  Instead here is a website : \n\nhttp://www.canadiangenealogy.net/indians/\n\nHas a list of tribes their history.
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JUst from the top of my head\n\nNo I dont beleive they were plain indians\nThey were short, strong legs and the reason there were so much difficulty catching them was because they were mountain people\nFor the longuest time they did not need horses.\n\nLater, they needed to live in the plains due to reservation policy.\nTHey were taken away from their natural territories to be located in reservations ( I think they were sent to the Four Corners (around Oklahoma) which was very different from where they came from....\n\nI have Mohawk ancestry...\n\nHope I am not too off the mark...
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Canada.  \n\nA Short History of Lacrosse in Canada\nLacrosse, which the Native People of North America knew under many different names such as Baggataway or Tewaarathon, played a significant role in the community and religious life of tribes across the continent for untold years.  Its origin lost in the antiquity of myth, Lacrosse remains a notable contribution of the Native culture to modern Canadian society. Native Lacrosse was characterized by a deeply spiritual involvement, and those who took part did so with dedicated spirit and with the highest ideals of bringing glory to themselves and their tribes, and honour to the participants and the tribes to which they belonged. \n\nIn the 1840s the first games of Lacrosse were played between the townsfolk and the Native People. Though it was many years before any significant wins were logged against the Natives, the game of Lacrosse was quickly winning the loyalty and interest of the newest North Americans.  Lacrosse was named Canada's National Game by Parliament in 1859. In 1867 the Montreal Lacrosse Club, headed by Dr. George Beers, organized a conference in Kingston in order to create a national body whose purpose would be to govern the sport throughout the newly formed country. The National Lacrosse Association became the first national sport governing body in North America dedicated to the governance of a sport, the standardization of rules and competition, and the running of national championships to promote good fellowship and unity across the country. The unforgettable motto of the organization was:\n\n"OUR COUNTRY - OUR GAME"
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Why not contact the Tribal Council - They should have records which will be able to help you.\n\nhttp://www.cherokee.org/
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That is a tough one...\n\nDuring that period there was a massive migration of French Canadian towards the USA and they mainly landed in Long Island, Conneticut, Main, New Hampshire....\n\nThere is a Franco American association I beleive that have strong historical base knowledge, they could have such a list and may even guide you towards finding a listing for the rest of those living in the Dominion of Canada....\n\nYou can also find leads in cultural or ethnical associations such as:\nIrish, Scotts, Russians and others groups that came under persecutions such as religious association that really stay in contact and have such listing... Such as the Coptic Church, Greeks, Armenians ( and specify if it was from Turkey, Libanon or ex: USSR)...\n\nI personally have native blood from Iroquois ancestry... so.. I've travelled in the different reservations between Ontario, Quebec and NY state....
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None.  Every "race" or tribe has had wars/conflicts since before recorded history.  And just like today, most of the conflicts were over land and resources.\n\nPS.  The Irish have had lots of wars in thier long history.  Just because a country is new does not mean the people are.
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may be your story one of these..or ucan serch at this site\nhttp://topics.nytimes.com/top/news/national/usstatesterritoriesandpossessions/oklahoma/?s=oldest&offset=60&inline=nyt-geo
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Could be the question is about the Iroquois league.  The five are: the Mohawks, the Oneidas, the Onondagas, the Cayugas, and the Senecas.
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Actually, they are both quite similar.  The indigenous people in North America were living pretty much in peace with their neighbors when the White Man moved in and begin killing them off so they could take over their lands.\n\nThe Indians didn't believe in OWNING the land, but merely using the land and living on the land.  The Europeans, however, came to the New World LOOKING for lands they could confiscate.\n\nThe Palistinians were living on the land when Isreal dropped in on them... back in the BRONZE AGE... but it wasn't until after WW2 when the borders were drawn by England, America and other countries, to provide a homeland for the displaced Jews from war torn Europe and pushed the rightful owners of the lands, the Palistinians, off their ancestral homes and then build jewish settlements on top of them.
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well i wish i could tell you the answer but my forefathers where kidnapped and bought then brought from africa to america which 400 years later i have no memory or any knowledge that was passed down from me from 400 year back. nah im jus messin wit chu.
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Each tribe has their own significant ways of recording their history.  I'm not sure of the specifics of "wall writings" or what Northeastern Tribe your referencing. \n\nIn my culture (Ojibwa) we carry our history in oral teachings, not in writings and I am the 9th generation in my family to carry our histroy.
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go to http://www.circassiancanada.com/ing/02_adygey/05_history/ad_sacred_war.htm
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Look under tribe names in GOOGLE or ASK.com
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oneida_tribe