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Generally speaking most Native American tribes had a Socialist Democracy in its primitive form. All members of the tribe worked towards the preservation of all members and everyone fulfilled a role within the tribe as they were capable. They also openly selected their leaders to best represent them.
NOTE: Socialist is used here as its first concept not its altered modern concept.
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i don't know just felt like typingAnswerhey traded to get land from the Leni Lenape Indians which is also a part of the Iroquois tribe.
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You are an Indian and you don't know what kind?
Check with the Bureau of Indian Affairs. I found information about my grandmother's tribe (Chicasaw) through them: www.bureauofindianaffairs.org, or check with the Department of the Interior to find which tribe you are related to.
