One of the most well-known and federally recognized tribes in Connecticut, with a large reservation near Mystic.
Who are the Pequot?
This Mohegan leader fought in King Phillip's War and became an important figure in Connecticut history.
Who is Uncas?
This language family is spoken by several tribes in Connecticut, including the Pequot and Mohegan peoples.
This ceremony, which is significant in many indigenous cultures, involves dating and singing to honor the spirits.
What is a powwow?
In 1637, this event marked the near destruction of the Pequot people by the English and their allies during the Pequot War.
What is the Pequot Massacre?
This Connecticut tribe has a reservation in Uncasville.
Who are the Mohegan?
An educator, activist, and, in 1931, co-founder of the first Native American-owned Indian museum in the US.
Who is Gladys Tantaquidgeon?
The Pequot language is part of this broader language group, but has largely become extinct.
What is the Eastern Algonquian language?
This sacred event is the Mohegan tribe's annual celebration of their heritage, including dancing, food and sharing of stories.
This treaty, signed in 1683, established peaceful relations between the Mohegan tribe and the English settlers in Connecticut.
What is the Treaty of Hartford?
The Schaghticoke Tribe resides in this town, near the Housatonic River.
What is Kent?
This Pequot man was a leader in the early 20th century and played a role in the fight for federal recognition of the Pequot Tribe.
Who is John Norwood?
Mohegan-Pequot is a modern dialect spoken by some Mohegan tribal members and is part of this language family.
What is the Pequot-Mohegan language?
The Pequot people have long performed this traditional form of storytelling, where a narrator shares historical events and lessons through word and song.
What is oral storytelling?
In the 19th-century, this Connecticut Native American group was forced to relocate from their ancestral lands to a reservation in modern-day Oklahoma.
Who are the Pequot?
This tribe, historically from the coast of Connecticut, is known for fishing, wampum crafting and their significant role in early colonial interactions.
Who are the Niantic?
This Pequot woman was a prominent figure in the early 20th century, working to bring attention to the Pequot's Tribe and their fight for federal recognition.
Who is Elizabeth "Lizzie" P. Williams?
This term is something Connecticut tribes are focusing on to preserve their culture.
What is language revitalization?
What is the Pequot Tribal Powwow?
In 1996, this tribe gained federal recognition, which allowed them to run a casino and boost their economic standing.
Who are the Mashantucket Pequot?
This indigenous tribe is associated with the western part of Connecticut.
Who are the Pootatuck?
This Mohegan served as the first Native American woman to head the Mohegan Tribal Council.
Who is Tracy C. R. P. L. Reinke?
A 17th-century Pequot sachem and diplomat
Who is Robin Cassacinamon?
The Mohegan Tribe is known for this important ceremony, which is focused on respect for the natural word and its interconnections with all living things.
What is the Green Corn Ceremony?
This 19th-century event involved the forced removal and land appropriation of indigenous peoples from Connecticut and surrounding regions, often referred to as "Indian Removal".
What is the Trail of Tears?