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cherokee
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Trivia about cherokee
The "Phoenix" was the first newspaper to appear in the language of this Native American tribe
53 years before the Trail of Tears, this tribe signed the Hopewell Treaty with the U.S.
This Indian nation holds an annual homecoming holiday in Tahlequah, Oklahoma
Membership tripled after Wilma Mankiller became the 1st woman chief of this Native American nation
The forced march this Eastern tribe made West during the winter of 1838-39 is known as the Trail of Tears
Once living near the Great Lakes but defeated by the Iroquois, this tribe moved to the Southeast (but not in Jeeps)
The first U.S. newspaper to use an Indian language was published in Georgia in 1828 using this language
In 1828 this tribe began publishing a weekly newspaper using their new alphabet
Though the Supreme Court said in the 1830s this tribe was its own "nation" within Georgia, it didn't happen
The Treaty of New Echota said these Indians would move west for $5 million & 7 million acres
The "Trail of Tears" took 14,000 members of this group away from tribal lands to an area 800 miles west
In 1985 Oklahoma-born Wilma Mankiller became the first woman chief of this Indian nation
In the winter of 1838-39, over 4,000 died during this tribe's forced march from the Southeast to Oklahoma
Wilma Mankiller was the first woman to serve as principal chief of this Southeast Native American tribe
The earliest known records of this Native American people's syllabary were found carved in a cave wall
Tragically, in the 1830s, some 4,000 members of this Indian tribe died during a forced march known as the Trail of Tears
Language of Sequoyah's syllabary(8)
With some 280,000 members, this tribe, largely concentrated in Oklahoma, is the largest in the U.S.