Asked by Makenna Alvey on May 21, 2024
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What eighteenth-century Indian group united dozens of Indian towns in South Carolina and Georgia?
A) the Cherokee Nation
B) the Lenni-Lenape Union
C) the Susquehanna Tribe
D) the Sioux People
E) the Creek Confederacy
Indian Group
A collective reference to various ethnic groups native to the subcontinent of India.
Cherokee Nation
A Native American tribe originally located in the southeastern United States, known for its significant role in American history, including the tragic Trail of Tears.
Creek Confederacy
A political and military alliance of several Native American tribes living in the southeastern United States, mainly Creeks, during the 18th and 19th centuries.
- Pinpoint the assorted communities that were interested in relocating to the American colonies in the eighteenth century and what drove their relocation.
Verified Answer
RV
Ruben Vera Jr.May 24, 2024
Final Answer :
E
Explanation :
The Creek Confederacy, also known as the Muscogee Nation, was a powerful alliance of Native American towns in the southeastern United States. It consisted of dozens of tribes and towns in present-day Georgia, Alabama, and Florida. They united for mutual defense and to resist European expansion into their territories.
Learning Objectives
- Pinpoint the assorted communities that were interested in relocating to the American colonies in the eighteenth century and what drove their relocation.