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Quapaw

The Quapaw (/ˈkwɔːpɔː/ KWAW-paw, Quapaw: Ogáxpa) or Arkansas, officially the Quapaw Nation, is a U.S. federally recognized tribe comprising about 6,000 citizens. Also known as the Ogáxpa or “Downstream” people, their ancestral homelands are traced from what is now the Ohio River, west to the Mississippi River to present-day St. Louis, south across…

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Quapaw

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Triples244
Avg. degree1.98
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related to Name · 36
Quapaw → Acansa, Acansea, Acansia, Accance, Accancea, After, Akansa, Akanza, Algonquian-speaking, Arcansas, Arkansas, Arkansas Post, Arkansas River, As French, Colonial French, Dhegiha, Downstream, European, French, Historically
related to Tribal events and gatherings · 25
Quapaw → American Civil War, Arkansas State Archives, Common, Covid-19, Devils Promenade Indian Club, Following, Fourth, In, Indian, Indian Dice, It, July, Other, Quapaw Dance, Quapaw Fall Gathering, Quapaw Jeopardy, Quapaw Nation, Quapaw Nation Art Competition, Quapaw Nation Culture Division, Quapaw Treaty
related to 19th century · 24
Quapaw → Arkansas, Arkansas Post, Arkansas River, Caddo, Congress, Grant County, In, Louisiana, Louisiana Purchase, Mississippi, Oklahoma, Pine Bluff, Quapaws, Red River, Saline, Saline County, Saracen, Shortly, Southeast Arkansas, Successive
related to Beginnings (before 1682) · 23
Quapaw → All Dhegiha-speaking, Arkansas, Beaver Wars, CE, Dhegiha, Dhegiha-speaking, Five Nations, Great Lakes, Iroquois, It, Kaw, Mississippi Rivers, Missouri, No, Ohio River, Ohio Valley, Omaha, Osage, Ponca, Scholars
related to Colonial era (1682–1803) · 21
Quapaw → About, Arkansas Post, Arkansas River, British, Chickasaw Wars, European, France, French, Henri, In, Jesuit, Jesuits, Mississippi River, Natchez, Natchez Revolt, Natchez War, New Orleans, Quapaw's, The Quapaw, This
related to Population · 21
Quapaw → Approximately, Baxter Springs, Besides, California, Chicago, Citizenship, Commerce, Indian Relocation Act, Joplin, Kansas, Many, Miami, Missouri, Oklahoma, Oklahoma City, Public Law, Quapaw Nation, Some, The Quapaw Nation, Treaty
related to Language · 20
Quapaw → American Ethnology, Bureau, Dhegiha, Dorsey, Frank, George Izard, Hadley, James Owen Dorsey, Kaw, Lewis, Omaha, Osage, Ponca, Rev, Robert Rankin, Siebert, Siouan, Smithsonian Institution, The, Though
related to 20th century · 16
Quapaw → Catholic Encyclopedia, European, Historians, It, Miami, Mission, Native, Oklahoma, Ottawa, Quapaws, Saint Mary, Seneca, The, The Catholic Encyclopedia, The Quapaw, Wyandot
related to Economy · 13
Quapaw → Downstream Casino Resort, Downstream Q-Store, Eagle Creek Golf Course, In, Loma Linda, Missouri, Quapaw C-Store, Quapaw Casino, Quapaw Tribe's, The, Their, These, They
related to Notable people · 11
Quapaw → Barker, Chief, Gaedtke, Griffin, Kyser-Collier, Louis Ballard, Moore, Quapaw-American PoliticianJoseph Tali Byrd, Quapaw-Cherokee Politician, Quapaw/Cherokee, Quapaw/Osage

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arkansas tribal also french tribe oklahoma river people mississippi language nation osage tribes many citizens territory annual omaha name ponca

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Chicagoinstance ofMany tribal citizens also live in urban areas0.80text
in southern California as a result of the Indian Relocation Act of 1956instance ofMany tribal citizens also live in urban areas0.80text
also known as Public Law 959instance ofMany tribal citizens also live in urban areas0.80text
traditional Quapaw games including Indian footballinstance ofOther activities take place0.80text
handgameinstance ofOther activities take place0.80text
traditional Quapaw footracesinstance ofOther activities take place0.80text
Quapaw traditional dinnersinstance ofOther activities take place0.80text
turkey danceinstance ofOther activities take place0.80text
Indian Diceinstance ofOther activities take place0.80text
and other dances such as Quapaw Danceinstance ofOther activities take place0.80text
and dances from other area tribes.The Quapaw Nation also hosts additional events throughout the yearinstance ofOther activities take place0.80text
one of the largest events besides the annual powwow is the Quapaw Fall Gatheringinstance ofOther activities take place0.80text

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