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Opothleyahola

Opothleyahola

Muscogee Creek chief (d. 1863).

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  1. Muscogee

    Indigenous people from Southeastern Woodlands.

    26%

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    1813–1814 US Indian War.

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  3. Unassigned Lands

    Lands in Oklahoma that were not assigned to any native tribes.

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    Indigenous people from Southeastern Woodlands.

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    Battle of the American Civil War.

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    Federally recognized Native American tribe in Oklahoma.

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    Battle of the American Civil War.

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    1836 US Indian War.

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    Battle of the American Civil War.

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    Regiment of the Confederate States Army.

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    City in Alabama, United States.

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    Mother town in the Muscogee Confederacy.

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