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Hatteras Indians

By: Cherise Brady

&

Taylor Sasser

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History

• The coastal native Americans found at the time of European contact ceased to exist as an identifiable political group about 1690. in 1701 John Lawson visit the famous Croatan Indians (by this time they were called Hatteras Indians)

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Food & Language

• The Hatteras Indians ate fish.

• They also hunted caribou, fish, and they also farmed.

• They spoke Powhatan and Algonquian.

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Shelter & Settlement names

• The Hatteras Indians lived year round on barrier islands and in Cape Hatteras.

• They lived on sand banks.

• Their settlement names were Coratan and lost colony.

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Maps

• The barrier island that they lived on were located on the Roanoke Island to the right.

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1900’s map

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With the Colonists......

• The Hatteras Indians were very violent toward the colonists.

• The Hatteras Indians were not very peaceful Indians.

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Wars

• The Hatteras Indians fought against the

French.

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Trade

• The Hatteras Indians traded Peak, Marginalia, Minfel, Asurgny, and Chaaquals.

• The Hatteras Indians worked together as one.

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Columbian Exchange

• The Columbian Exchange is where the enormous widespread exchange of plants, animals, foods, human populations communicable disease, and ideas between the Eastern and Western hemispheres that occurred after 1492.

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Maps of 1700 and 1800

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Maps of 1600 and 1900

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Indian Removal Act

• The Indian Removal Act, part of a United States government policy known as Indian removal, was signed into law by President Andrew Jackson on May 26, 1830

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Resettlement

• “This act involved moving the Indians from the East of the Mississippi to the West of it.”

• “Most of the new immigrants agreed with the law making.”

• “Obviously the Indians were affected negatively by this act.”