Once upon a time when many of the tribes lived close together with the Mayans, the Cherokee had Shamans, as did the other tribes. But something bad happened. The Shamans, or Priests, as they were sometimes called, began literally expelling the hearts of people instead of symbolically, when they were suppose to be healing individuals. The Shamans/Priests began killing the people of all tribes in a madness of supposedly ridding the world of evil. The tribes separated. Then the Cherokee killed out all the Shamans from their tribe. It became against the law of the nation to be a Shaman. That is why until this day a true Cherokee Medicine Man will not admit he is a Medicine Man. It is for the tribe to say if he is a true Medicine Man, for the tribe to say if he has this Medicine.
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Cherokee Indians look Asian because most Native Indians were decended from Asians
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No, the name we used was Tsalagi. But later, Cherokee was adopted
the cherokee indians wore shoes called mocasins with different colors on them!
they hunted for food
Cherokee Indians are found in Mississippi; and they are sometimes referred to as Mississippi Indians.
What were the Cherokee Indians resources? it was eating and selling things
registering in the roll in oklahoma for cherokee indians
Cherokee Indians look Asian because most Native Indians were decended from Asians
Yes, the Cherokee Indians were a very friendly tribe. They were the largest group of Indians in the United States.
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After the Cherokee Indians were removed from Oklahoma 10,000 survived
the Cherokee Indians and their hunger.
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Most of the clothes worn by the Cherokee Indians were either made from skins or plant fibers.
Elias Boudinot has written: 'Cherokee hymn book' -- subject(s): Cherokee Hymns, English Hymns, Baptists, Indians of North America, Translations into Cherokee, Hymns, Cherokee Indians 'Cherokee editor, the writings of Elias Boudinot' -- subject(s): Cherokee Indians, Sources, Biography, History
About 15,000 Cherokee Indians started on the trail and about 11,000 Indians survived.