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Abenaki:

• Broader entries: Wabanaki
• Narrower entries: Amaseconti, Norridgewock, Pequawket, Rocameca, Wawenoc

Akimel O'odham:

• Other names: Pima*

Algonquin:

Amaseconti:

• Broader entries: Abenaki

Apache:

• Narrower entries: Gila, Jicarilla, Mescalero

Apalachee:

Apsáalooke:

• Other names: Absaroka, Crow*

Bannock:

Caddo:

Cahuilla:

Catawba:

Cayuga:

• Broader entries: Haudenosaunee
• Related entries: Mingo

Cayuse:

• Other names: Liksiyu

Chaushila:

• Other names: Chochilla
• Broader entries: Yokuts

Chemehuevi:

• Related entries: Colorado River Indian tribes

Cherokee:

Cheyenne:

• Other names: Suhtai, Tsitsistas

Chickasaw:

Chinook:

• Narrower entries: Watlala

Choctaw:

Chumash:

Colorado River Indian Tribes:

• Related entries: Chemehuevi, Hopi, Mojave, Diné

Comanche:

• Other names: Nʉmʉnʉʉ

Confederated Tribes of Coos, Lower Umpqua and Siuslaw Indians:

Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs:

• Related entries: Northern Paiute

Coushatta:

• Other names: Koasati

Cree:

• Other names: Nehiyaw

Dakelh:

• Other names: Carrier*

Dakota:

• Other names: Eastern Sioux
• Broader entries: Sioux
• Narrower entries: Mdewakanton, Wahpekute

Diné:

• Other names: Navajo*
• Related entries: Colorado River Indian Tribes

Flathead:

• Other names: Bitterroot Salish, Séliš
• Broader entries: Salish
• Note: Historically, the term "Flathead" has been used to identify any Native tribe in the Northwest who practiced, or were thought to practice, head binding. Its usage in these manuscripts may refer specifically to the Bitterroot Salish, or to Native people in the area more broadly.

Gila:

• Other names: Gileño
• Broader entries: Apache
• Note: This term was often used as a collective name for a number of different Apache groups living along the Gila River.

Haida:

Haudenosaunee:

• Other names: Iroquois*
• Narrower entries: Cayuga, Mingo, Mohawk, Oneida, Onondaga, Seneca, Tuscarora

Ho-Chunk:

• Other names: Winnebago*

Hopi:

• Broader entries: Pueblo
• Related entries: Colorado River Indian tribes

Hualapai:

• Other names: Walapai

Inunaina:

• Other names: Arapaho*

Iñupiaq:

• Other names: Inuit, Eskimo* (offensive)

Iowa:

• Other names: Báxoje, Ioway

Jicarilla:

• Broader entries: Apache

Kānaka maoli:

• Other names: Hawaiian

Karuk:

• Other names: Karok*

Kaw:

• Other names: Kansa, Kanza

Kewa:

• Other names: Santo Domingo Pueblo
• Broader entries: Pueblo

Kickapoo:

Kiowa:

• Other names: Cáuigú, Ka'igwu, Gaigwu*

Klamath:

• Related entries: Modoc, Northern Paiute, Shasta

Kootenai:

• Other names: Ktunaxa, Ksanka, Kutenai
• Broader entries: Salish

Kumeyaay:

• Other names: Kammei*, Diegueño, Tipai-Ipai

Lakota:

• Other names: Teton Sioux*
• Broader entries: Sioux
• Narrower entries: Oglala, Sicangu

Lenape:

• Other names: Delaware*
• Narrower entries: Munsee

Maidu:

Mandan, Hidatsa and Arikara Nation:

• Other names: Fort Berthold Indians*, MHA Nation, Three Affiliated Tribes

Mattole:

• Other names: Mattōl*

Mdewakanton:

• Broader entries: Dakota

Menominee:

Mescalero:

• Broader entries: Apache

Meskwaki:

• Other names: Fox*

Miami:

Mi'kmaq:

• Other names: Lnu, Micmac*
• Broader entries: Wabanaki

Mingo:

• Other names: Ohio Seneca, Ohio Iroquois
• Broader entries: Haudenosaunee
• Related entries: Seneca, Cayuga

Mississippian:

Missouria:

• Other names: Missouri*, Niúachi, Niutachi
• Related entries: Otoe-Missouria

Modoc:

Mohawk:

• Other names: Kanienʼkehá꞉ka
• Broader entries: Haudenosaunee

Mohican:

• Other names: Mohegan*
• Related entries: Stockbridge-Munsee Community

Mojave:

• Other names: Mohave*
• Related entries: Colorado River Indian tribes

Munsee:

• Broader entries: Lenape
• Related entries: Stockbridge-Munsee Community

Muscogee:

• Other names: Creek*, Mvskoke

Nakota:

• Other names: Assiniboine*, Hohe, Stoney

Narragansett:

Nimiipuu:

• Other names: Nez Perce*, Niimíipuu
• Broader entries: Sahaptin

Niitsitapi:

• Other names: Blackfeet*, Siksikaitsitapi
• Narrower entries: Piegan

Nipmuc:

Nisqually:

Norridgewock:

• Other names: Kennebec
• Broader entries: Abenaki

Northern Paiute:

• Other names: Snake*, Piute*
• Related entries: Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs
• Note: the term "Snake Indians" was historically used to refer collectively to the Northern Paiute, Bannock, and Shoshone peoples.

Nuu-chah-nulth:

• Other names: Aht, Nootka*

Odawa:

• Other names: Ottawa*

Oglala:

• Broader entries: Lakota

Ohlone:

• Other names: Costanoan

Ojibwe:

• Other names Chippewa*, Saulteaux
• Note: Historically, the terms Ojibwe/Chippewa were often used to refer to both the specific Ojibwe nation, and the broader group of Anishinaabe peoples, which include the Odawa, Potawatomi, Mississauga, Nipissing and Algonquin peoples.

Omaha:

Oneida:

• Broader entries Haudenosaunee

Onondaga:

• Broader entries: Haudenosaunee

Osage:

Oto:

• Other names: Otoe
• Related entries: Otoe-Missouria

Otoe-Missouria:

• Related entries: Oto, Missouria

Passamaquoddy:

• Broader entries: Wabanaki

Pawnee:

• Other names: Chaticks Si Chaticks

Pennacook:

Penobscot:

• Broader entries: Wabanaki

Pequawket:

• Other names: Pigwacket*, Saco
• Broader entries: Abenaki

Piegan:

• Other names: Piikani, Pikuni
• Broader entries: Niitsitapi

Pomo:

Potawatomi:

• Other names: Pottawatomie*

Pueblo:

• Narrower entries: Hopi, Kewa, Santa Clara Pueblo, Zuni

Puyallup:

• Broader entries: Salish

Quechan:

• Broader entries: River Yuman

River Yuman:

• Other names: Yuma*
• Narrower entries: Mojave, Quechan

Rocameca:

• Other names: Narakamigock*
• Broader entries: Abenaki

Sahaptin:

• Other names: Ichishkin
• Narrower entries: Nez Perce, Umatilla, Walla Walla, Yakama

Salinan:

• Other names: Ennesen*, Te'po'ta'ahl

Salish:

• Narrower entries: Flathead, Kootenai, Puyallup, Secwépemc, Skokomish, Spokane

Santa Clara Pueblo:

• Broader entries: Pueblo

Sauk:

• Other names: Sac*

Secwépemc:

• Other names: Shuswap*
• Broader entries: Salish

Seminole:

Seneca:

• Broader entries: Haudenosaunee
• Related entries: Mingo

Shasta:

Shawnee:

Shoshone:

• Narrower entries: Te-Moak

Sicangu:

• Other names: Brulé*
• Broader entries: Lakota

Sioux:

• Narrower entries: Dakota, Lakota

Skokomish:

• Broader entries: Salish

Spokane:

• Broader entries: Salish

Stockbridge–Munsee Community:

• Other names: Stockbridge*
• Related entries: Mohican, Munsee

Suquamish:

Te-Moak:

• Other names: Temoak*
• Broader entries: Shoshone

Timbisha:

• Other names: Panamint*, Koso

Timucua:

Tlingit:

Tohono O'odham:

• Other names: Papago*

Tolowa:

Tonkawa:

Tuscarora:

• Broader entries: Haudenosaunee

Uintah:

• Broader entries: Ute

Umatilla:

• Other names: Imatalamłáma
• Broader entries: Sahaptin

Unangan:

• Other names: Aleut*

Ute:

• Narrower entries: Uintah

Wabanaki:

• Narrower entries: Abenaki, Miꞌkmaq, Passamaquoddy, Penobscot

Wahpekute:

• Broader entries: Dakota

Walla Walla:

• Other names: Walúulapam
• Broader entries: Sahaptin

Wampanoag:

• Other names: Wôpanâak

Washoe:

• Other names: Washoo*

Watlala:

• Other names: Cascade Indians, Watlata
• Broader entries: Chinook

Wawenoc:

• Broader entries: Abenaki

Wea:

Western Mono:

• Other names: Monache*, Mono Lake Paiute

Wichita:

• Other names: Kitikiti'sh

Wintun:

• Other names: Wintoon*

Wiyot:

• Other names: Soolahtelukan*

Wyandot:

Yahooskin:

• Related entries: Klamath

Yakama:

• Other names: Yakima*
• Broader entries: Sahaptin

Yamassee:

Yokuts:

• Other names: Mariposan
• Narrower entries: Chaushila

Yupik:

Yurok:

Zuni:

• Broader entries: Pueblo