Tamaroa tribe

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The Tamaroa tribe was a Native American people of the Illinois Confederation who traditionally lived along the Mississippi River in what is now Illinois.

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Tamaroa tribe canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Illinois Confederation tribe
Native American tribe
affectedBy European diseases
colonial warfare
alliedWith other Illinois Confederation tribes
conflictedWith Iroquois groups
Sioux groups
linked to: Sioux people
continent North America
country United States
culturallyRelatedTo Cahokia tribe
linked to: Cahokia

Kaskaskia tribe
Michigamea tribe
Moingwena tribe
Peoria tribe
encountered French explorers
French missionaries
engagedIn trade along Mississippi River
ethnicGroupOf Illinois Country
hasLifestyle semi-sedentary
historicalEra colonial era
pre-Columbian North America
languageFamily Algonquian languages
legacy Tamaroa, Illinois
place names in Illinois
locatedIn Mississippi River region
present-day Illinois
memberOf Illinois Confederation
nameUsedBy French colonists
partOf Algonquian-speaking peoples
linked to: Algonquian peoples
populationTrend decline after European contact
religion traditional Native American spirituality
status historical tribe
traditionalSubsistence fishing
gathering
hunting
maize agriculture
traditionalTerritoryIncludes central Mississippi River valley
confluence region of Mississippi and Illinois Rivers

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Peoria tribe relatedEthnicGroup Tamaroa tribe
Michigamea tribe neighboringGroup Tamaroa tribe
Moingwena tribe relatedGroup Tamaroa tribe