By: Morgan Lexie and Bradley

Here are the things the Potawatomi ate and the things that they grew corn beans melons fish squash peas and tobacco. And of course they drank water.

The Potawatomi where the three younger brothers and they were called the three fires.

They lived in Southern Mi. They grew crops and they farmed.

They played the cross that’s how they entertained there self.

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In 1795 the Potawatomi began to drive out other tribes and occupy the land around the southern rim of Lake Michigan.

By the early 1800s they occupied a large area extending from Milwaukee down to Chicago, around into Northwest Indiana, and up into western Michigan.

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Here are the Natural Resources. Warm in the spring and summer and cold

in the winter and fall. They traveled by boat or they walked

Warm in the spring and summer and cold in the winter and fall. They traveled by boat or they walked.

After the conflicts between the French, British, American and their native allies were resolved, the Potawatomi were forced to cede their lands in a series of treaties during the early 1800s. Although they resisted, superior forces drove the Potawatomi off their lands.

Some were to emigrate to Kansas and Omaha during the Potowatomi Trail of Death and others fled in Michigan. All organized bands and villages had been driven out of Indiana by 1836. Lakeshore visitors can see a wickiup and Potawatomi in native dress during the festivals at Bailly-Chellberg. Welcome to Ohio History Central

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