UXL encyclopedia of Native American tribes

Summary Note

Provides detailed studies of tribes from all over the United States and Canada, including small tribes and some that no longer exist. Gives detailed yet accessible information on history, religion, art, government, economy, daily life and current social and political issues.

General Note

Electronic reproduction.

Content Note

v. 1. Northeast and Southeast -- v. 2. The Great Basin and Southwest -- v. 3. Arctic, Subarctic, Great Plains and plateau -- v. 4. California and the Pacific Northwest.
v. 1. Northeast: Abenaki -- Iroquois Confederacy -- Mohawk -- Menominee -- Micmac -- The Mound Builders -- Narragansett -- Ojibway -- Pequot -- Potawatomi -- Powhatan -- Sac and Fox -- Shawnee -- Wampanoag -- Southeast: Caddo -- Cherokee -- Chickasaw -- Choctaw -- Creek -- Seminole.
v. 2. The Great Basin: Paiute -- Shoshone -- Ute -- Southwest: Anasazi -- Apache -- Chiricahua Apache -- San Carlos Apache -- White Mountain Apache -- Hopi -- Mohave -- Navajo -- Pima -- Pueblo -- Acoma Pueblo -- Jemez Pueblo -- San Juan Pueblo -- Taos Pueblo -- Zuni Pueblo -- Tohono O'odham.
v. 3. Artic: Inuit -- Subartic: Alaskan Athabaskan -- Cree -- Metis -- Great Plains: Arapaho -- Blackfeet -- Cheyenne -- Comanche -- Crow -- Kiowa -- Osage -- Pawnee -- Sioux Nations: Dakota -- Sioux Nations: Lakota -- Sioux Nations: Nakota -- Wichita -- Plateau: Colville -- Modoc -- Nez Perce -- Umatilla.
v. 4. California - Cahuilla -- Chumash -- Costanoan -- Hupa and Chilula -- Luiseno -- Maidu -- Miwok -- Pit River Indians -- Pomo -- Yahi and Yana -- Pacific Northwest: Chinook -- Duwamish -- Haida -- Kwakiutl -- Makah -- Nisqually -- Puyallup -- Siletz -- Skokomish -- Tlingit.