IMPORTANT BACKGROUND INFORMATION:
Well, first of all, William Weatherford or "Red Eagle", was the leader of the Creek Indians. His warriors were called the Red Sticks which were loyal to him and fought the white settlers a.k.a. Europeans and Americans (they were called white settlers, its nothing racist) to keep their land.
ANSWER TO YOUR QUESTION:
The White Sticks were Creek Indians that were loyal to the British and Americans and also helped them defeat the Red sticks, kick them out, and give land to Americans which is today's Alabama,Oklahoma,Georgia and Tennessee
One of the sports that Creek Indians played was Lacrosse. The Creek Indians played with two sticks, one in each hand. Some other tribes played with only one stick.
The Creek Indians lived in South Middle Tennessee. Creek Indians also lived along the Tennessee River. Creek Indians also lived in Alabama and Georgia.
The Creek Indians took in some Africans who had escaped from slavery. There was much intermarriage in the tribe. Some Black Creek fought in the Civil War against the Confederacy.
The Creek tribe lived in parts of Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama, and Georgia. The Poarch Creek still live in Alabama.
The roles of adult Creek Indians depended on their gender. Women took care of the children, they grew crops, and did chores. The men hunted, and when needed, went to war to protect the tribe. In their free time both men and women told stories, and enjoyed music. Creek children played, and had chores to do.
One of the sports that Creek Indians played was Lacrosse. The Creek Indians played with two sticks, one in each hand. Some other tribes played with only one stick.
IMPORTANT BACKGROUND INFORMATION: Well, first of all, William Weatherford or "Red Eagle", was the leader of the Creek Indians. His warriors were called the Red Sticks which were loyal to him and fought the white settlers a.k.a. Europeans and Americans (they were called white settlers, its nothing racist) to keep their land. ANSWER TO YOUR QUESTION: The White Sticks were Creek Indians that were loyal to the British and Americans and also helped them defeat the Red sticks, kick them out, and give land to Americans which is today's Alabama,Oklahoma,Georgia and Tennessee
What did the creek indians wear?
they are Indians
How maney Creek Indians exist today
In no way shape or form.
Beaver Creek Indians was created in 1998.
The Creek Indians lived in South Middle Tennessee. Creek Indians also lived along the Tennessee River. Creek Indians also lived in Alabama and Georgia.
The creek Indians moved into the southeast from what is now the southwestern United States.
the creek Indians were native to Georgia. The leader of the creek tribe was Tomochichi.
The history of early Georgia is largely the history of the Creek Indians, who had always been excellent farmers, adapted quickly to a cotton-based economy. But American settlers wanted the land for themselves and saw the Creek Indians as obstacles to “progress.” wowrooms.co.in
Stick Style House at Stony Creek was created in 1878.