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Meaning of "choctaws"
Choctaws are a Native American tribe primarily located in the southeastern United States, known for their unique language, traditions, and contributions to American history
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The choctaws adopted the story.
This stood also true for the Choctaws.
Choctaws used both plant and animal fibers for this purpose.
Both eLottery and the Choctaws opposed the bill.
The Choctaws believed in a good spirit and an evil spirit.
He was a trader among the Choctaws.
Initially the Choctaws were to be transported by wagon but floods halted them.
Even black slaves had more legal rights than did the Choctaws during this period.
Tecumseh met the Choctaws to persuade them to join the alliance.
There he expressed the dire situation of the Mississippi Choctaws.
The Choctaws were the first to sign a removal treaty presented by the federal government.
They were related to the Choctaws and Chickasaws.
The Yowani Choctaws gained their name from the town in which they lived.
Reportedly, both were very well liked by the Choctaws.
Some Mississippi Choctaws also served during the war.
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Choctaws at the Crossroads.
The Creeks settled in the northern part, while the Choctaws settled in the southern.
The seven thousand Choctaws left behind now refused to go, choosing subjugation over death.
To some Americans he was the " leading chief of the Choctaws.
When the Choctaws accepted their land allotments, their homesteads were not taxable for twenty-one years.
The Spanish Influenza also slowed progress as many Choctaws were killed by the world-wide epidemic.
These included Choctaws and Creeks, with Creeks being the most numerous.
The American Livestock Breeds Conservancy reports that Choctaws do not have a very valuable "market carcass".
The Choctaws adopted the story . Somehow, he was chained to these walls.
In 1830 the state of Mississippi assimilated the Choctaws and Chickasaws.
The Choctaws would now face migration or submit to U.S. law as citizens.
In 1903, three hundred Mississippi Choctaws were persuaded to move to the Nation in Oklahoma.
Within the Choctaws were two distinct moieties, Imoklashas ( elders ) and Inhulalatas ( youth ).
The war left over a thousand Choctaws dead, including over 800 warriors from both sides.
In the 19th century, Choctaws were known as one of the " Five Civilized Tribes.
