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Mockith
The Shawnee also were in Ohio, at least 1/4 of the both belonged to them.
thegirlyourmotherwarnedyouabout
I feel like there should have been a lot more tribes I am an oklahoma native and Dont see a lot of the ones I know
TimeFoDat
Well I guess 2 is all you need to legitimately use the plural form of the word but all the same I feel mislead.
itsrexmanningday
I see Pawnee but where's Wamapoke
SomeChad
when I think I get too drunk I wake up and tell myself, at least I wasn't drunk enough to buy the Louisiana purchase.
TimmyDans
Slower you slut!!a
IAlwaysUpvoteHitchhikersGuideToTheGalaxy
Slower biaatch!!!
CopperWench
Nations north of the 49th are... Uh... Well they tried.
HiMyNameIsKevinIHaveChangnesia
That tribal map could be a ton more detailed. Growing up in Nd means you learn EVERY tribe that was ever near the area.
DragonDildoChandelier
Tooooo faaaaaaast
battlecows
If you're a map junkie --> http://www.oldmapsonline.org
pushformusic
Map 2 better described as: Local casino names
Griffin97
Amongst all those larger tribes were thousands of smaller relatively unknown tribes
hencethequeef
I have a gorgeous, comprehensive map of N. American tribes by a Native Studies professor named Nakoma from Minnesota. No website, but I >>
hencethequeef
>>believe he does sales via e-mail. [email protected]. I kept his card because his art is that amazing.
Skawomplious
So the European/US powers get a nuanced map changing by date, but the native American just get a screenshot circa 1600. Got it.
brothertaddeus
What year is #2 supposed to be? I'd love to see a time-lapse of the various tribes similar to #1.
MortimerMango
I'll be deep in the cold, cold ground before I recognize Missourah
PsychopompGecko
You know what they say: Missouri loves company.
GeorgeGeef
See the tribes in the mid-Atlantic US? They formed the Iroquois Confederacy, AKA the hipster USA. They had our government before it was cool
raphidae
Shouldn't portray Indians on horses. Before European settlers came along there were no horses in North America ;)
brothertaddeus
But by the 1750s (possibly earlier), the various Great Plains nations had millions of horses. Horses significantly changed their cultures.
MrBreakfastTaco
ImAWolfPackof3
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shado3me
Always upvote jim.
Gibramovic
Unclaimed territory?? There were people living there already!! Muricans just got there illegally
PsychopompGecko
"Of course, lots of dwards, tolls, native people, trappers, hunters and the merely badly lost had discovered it on an almost daily (1/2)
PsychopompGecko
basis for thousands of years. But they weren't explorers and didn't count." -Terry Pratchett, Witches Abroad.
Zak57TR
The first gif. Make it slower.
Riddiculous
You slut.
dbizzles
Wow, Utah really bitched out over time.
PsychopompGecko
Basically, a bunch of religious fanatics felt persecuted by the U.S. and started a guerrilla war targeting civilians.
PsychopompGecko
The Mormons got into a bit of a war with the U.S. for awhile there. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mountain_Meadows_massacre
butzlightbeer
My ancestors must've been from the Unorganized territory.
FitzChevalric
FelixG
Correct me if I am mistaken, but I don't believe the indigenous folk had a nation in the sense that the second map suggests?
b0bWilson09
The tribes that are in bigger letters cover multiple tribes that were very similar to eachother or who were often allied.
ChrisRoe
I never new Texas ever had that extra pan handle at one point sweet
pcardinal42
We sold it when we joined to pay of war debt.
WreckedTangled
old Texas did two
Ghanfer
I like how they all stayed the fuck away from Utah.
PsychopompGecko
There's a reason for that. The Mormons back then were very isolationist, and occasionally trigger-happy. Never forget 9/11/1857
PsychopompGecko
Basically, U.S. sent an expedition through there. Mormons got paranoid, felt persecuted, started a guerrilla war, killed lots of civilians.
Ghanfer
I thought this map was pre-invasion.
PsychopompGecko
I don't know what those words have to do with this, but Utah statehood, 1896. Utah War, 1857-58.
Ghanfer
I don't think you understood what I was saying.