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Chisca

The Chisca were a tribe of Native Americans living in present-day eastern Tennessee and southwestern Virginia in the 16th century. Their descendants, the Yuchi, lived in present-day Alabama, Georgia, and Florida between the 17th and early 19th centuries, and were removed to Indian Territory in the 1830s.

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Chisca

Nodes87
Edges86
Triples137
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.022989
Components1

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Chisca

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related to 16th century · 48
Chisca → According, Appalachian Mountains, At, Captain Juan Pardo, Chiaha, Chiscas, Coste, DePratter, Fort San Juan, Guanaytique, Guapere, Hernando, Holston River, Hudson, In, In March, January, Joara, Joaras, Little Tennessee River
related to Affiliation and survival · 36
Chisca → Appalachian Mountains, Beck, Chattahoochee River, Chichimeca, Chichimeco, Chichimecos, Chiscas, Chiscas/Yuchis, DePratter, English, Florida, Goddard, Hann, Holston River, John, John Swanton, Juan Pardo, Later, Maniatique, Nolichucky River
related to 18th century · 25
Chisca → Apalachee, Apalachee Province, Apalachicola, Apalachicolas, Augustine, Battle, Chacatos, Chiscas, Choctaws, Coweta, English, Flint River, Four Spaniards, Native, Pensacola, Sabacola, San Carlos, Spanish, St, That
related to 17th century · 22
Chisca → After, Apalachee, Apalachee Rebellion, Augustine, By, Chichimecos, Chiscas, Christian, Florida, In, Johns River, La Chua, Salinas, Spanish, Spanish Florida, St, The Chisca, The Spanish, Timucua, Timucuan
related to Ballgames · 6
Chisca → Both, Green Corn Ceremony, Muskogee, The, The Chiscas, There

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spanish chiscas apalachee florida river province century apalachicola yuchi people town chacato near de tennessee muscogee towns living may also

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Chiscarelated to 16th centuryIn0.60section
Chiscarelated to 16th centuryHernando0.60section
Chiscarelated to 16th centurySoto0.60section
Chiscarelated to 16th centuryAppalachian Mountains0.60section
Chiscarelated to 16th centuryNorth Carolina0.60section
Chiscarelated to 16th centuryAt0.60section
Chiscarelated to 16th centuryCoste0.60section
Chiscarelated to 16th centuryLittle Tennessee River0.60section
Chiscarelated to 16th centuryAccording0.60section
Chiscarelated to 16th centurySotos's0.60section
Chiscarelated to 16th centuryNolichucky River0.60section
Chiscarelated to 16th centuryTennessee River0.60section

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