Apalachee people

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The Apalachee people are a Native American tribe historically located in the Florida Panhandle, known for their complex agricultural society and early contact with Spanish colonizers.

All labels observed (3)

Label Occurrences
Apalachee people canonical 20
Apalachee Indians 1
Apalachee tribe 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Native American people
indigenous people of the Southeastern Woodlands
contactWith Spanish colonizers
continent North America
country United States of America
culturalArea Southeastern Woodlands
culturalRevival language and traditions documentation efforts
dispersedBy raids from English colonists and their Native allies
encounteredExplorer Hernando de Soto
Pánfilo de Narváez
engagedIn mound-building
ethnicGroupOf United States
firstEuropeanContactCentury 16th century
hadMission Mission San Luis de Apalachee
historicalImportance major power in pre-contact Florida Panhandle
knownFor ball games similar to stickball
large ceremonial centers
language Apalachee language
languageFamily Muskogean languages
laterReligion Roman Catholicism
majorConflict Queen Anne's War
missionPeriodCentury 17th century
modernStatus state-recognized group in some jurisdictions
unrecognized tribe at the federal level in the United States
nameEtymology derived from their own autonym or neighboring groups' term
nativeTo Florida Panhandle
Tallahassee region
eastern Florida Panhandle
partOf Spanish mission system in Florida
populationDeclineCentury 18th century
primarySubsistence beans cultivation
maize agriculture
squash cultivation
relatedEthnicGroup Choctaw people
Hitchiti people
Muscogee (Creek) people
linked to: Muscogee people
religion traditional indigenous religion
societalType complex agricultural society
someMigratedTo French Louisiana
Mobile region
Spanish Pensacola
linked to: Pensacola, Florida
subsistence fishing
gathering wild foods
hunting
sufferedFrom epidemic diseases
warfare
traditionalRegion Apalachee Province
linked to: Apalachee

Mission San Luis area
linked to: Mission San Luis

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Spanish conquest of Florida opponent Apalachee people
Pensacola people culturallyRelatedTo Apalachee people
Apalachee language spokenBy Apalachee people
Apalachee language ethnicity Apalachee people
Hernando de Soto expedition encountered Apalachee people
Apalachee River namedAfter Apalachee people
San Marcos de Apalache namedAfter Apalachee people
San Luis de Talimali occupant Apalachee people
San Luis de Talimali associatedWithEthnicGroup Apalachee Indians
linked to: Apalachee people
Southeastern Indigenous nations hasMember Apalachee people
Apalachee River hasNameOrigin Apalachee people
Apalachi usedBy Apalachee people
Apalachi refersTo Apalachee people
Apalachi ethnicGroup Apalachee people
Apalachi ethnicIdentity Apalachee tribe
linked to: Apalachee people
Apalache spokenBy Apalachee people
Apalache ethnicGroup Apalachee people
Apalache namedAfter Apalachee people
Anhaica capitalOf Apalachee people
Anhaica inhabitedBy Apalachee people