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Guale was a
historic Native American chiefdom of
Mississippian culture peoples located along the
coast of present-day
Georgia and the Sea Islands. Spanish...
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Jesuits started missions at the
towns of
Guale (on St.
Catherines Island) and Tupiqui.
Jesuit missionaries to the
Guale complained that it was
difficult to...
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specifically from
Florida to
North Carolina. The Yamasees,
along with the
Guale, are
considered from
linguistic evidence by many
scholars to have been a...
- body. It was long used
seasonally by
indigenous peoples of the region. The
Guale and the Mocama, the
indigenous peoples of the area when
Europeans first...
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Muscogee (including the
Hitchiti subgroup), the Cherokee, the Oconi, the
Guale, the
Yamasee and the Apalachee.
Other tribes which at
various times lived...
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Santa Catalina de
Guale (1602-1702) was a
Spanish Franciscan mission and town in
Spanish Florida. Part of Spain's
effort to
convert the
Native Americans...
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include Alabama, Apalachee, Caddo, Cherokee, Chickasaw, Choctaw, Cr****,
Guale, Hitchiti, Houma, and
Seminole peoples, all of whom
still reside in the...
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Spanish as Zapala.
During the 17th century, the
island was part of the
Guale missionary province of
Spanish Florida.
After 1680,
several missions were...
- this city. By 1597, the
Franciscans had
learned the
local language of the
Guale people and
began to
convert them,
without military presence. One of the...
- However, a key
Guale militant leader,
Harold Keke,
refused to sign the agreement,
causing a
split with the
Guale groups. Subsequently,
Guale signatories...
