Cree Indian Prairie Chicken Dance
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
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Cree is an exonym applied to various people indigenous to North America, namely the Nehiyaw, Nehithaw, Nehilaw, Nehinaw, Ininiw, Ililiw, Iynu, and Iyyu. These peoples can be divided into two major groups, those that identify themselves using a derivative of their historical appellation Nehilâw and those identifying themselves using the word "person", historically Iliniw.[1] Both groups share a common ancestry but are now divided mainly along linguistic lines. Those residing west of the Ontario border (except for the Rocky Cree sub-group of the Swampy Cree, and one group residing in Quebec mistakenly called Attikamek but who self-identify as Nehiraw) all the way to the Rocky Mountains tend to refer to themselves using the first name, "Nehilaw". The second group includes the Rocky Cree and all the groups east of James Bay, who tend to use the term for man "Iliniw".[citation needed]
Both major groups speak mutually-intelligible languages of the Algonquin language family, generically also referred to as "Cree".[2] "It is not so much a language, as a chain of dialects, where speakers from one community can very easily understand their neighbours, but a Plains Cree speaker from Alberta would find a Québec Cree speaker difficult to speak to without practice."[3] There is a major division between both groups however, in that the Eastern group palatalizes the sound /k/ when it precedes front vowels. There is also a major difference in grammatical vocabulary (particles) between the groups. Within both groups but, there is variation around the pronunciation of the Proto-Algonquian phoneme *l, which can be realized as /l/, /r/, /y/, /n/, or /th/ by different groups.
By definition, the exonym "Cree" is not Cree; it was French slang[4], and has become part of the English language. Crees usually referred to themselves collectively as Nahathaway (those who speak our language); they called themselves "Cree" only when speaking English or French.
Skilled buffalo hunters and horsemen, the Plains Cree were allied to the Assiniboine and the Sioux before encountering English, Scottish (especially Orcadian) and French settlers in the 16th century. Right now, the remaining Cree in the United States live on the Rocky Boy Indian Reservation which is shared with the Chippewa.
The Cree are the largest group of First Nations in Canada, with over 200,000 members and 135 registered bands.[7] This large number may be due to the Cree's traditional openness to inter-tribal marriage. Together, their reserve lands are the largest of any First Nations group in the country.[7] The largest Cree band and the second largest First Nations Band in Canada after the Six Nations Iroquois is the Lac La Ronge Band in northern Saskatchewan.
The Métis (from French Métis - any person of mixed ancestry) are people of mixed ancestry such as Nehiyaw (or Anishinaabe) and French, English, or Scottish heritage. According to the Canadian Government's Indian and Northern Affairs, the Metis were historically the children of French fur traders and Nehiyaw women or, from unions of English or Scottish traders and Northern Dene women (Anglo-Métis). It is now generally accepted though in academic circles that the term Métis can be used to refer to any combination of persons of mixed Native American and European heritage. Although, historical definitions for Metis remain. Canada's Indian and Northern Affairs specifically but broadly define Metis to be those persons of mixed First Nation and European ancestry.
Cree First Nations:
* Barren Lands First Nation
* Beaver Lake Cree Nation
* Bigstone Cree Nation
* Big River First Nation
* Bunibonibee Cree Nation
* Chapleau Cree First Nation
* Enoch Cree Nation
* Fisher River Cree Nation
* James Smith First Nation
* Kashechewan First Nation
* Lac La Ronge First Nation
* Little Pine First Nation
* Little Red River Cree Nation
* Louis Bull Tribe First Nation
* Lubicon Lake Indian Nation
* Misipawistik Cree Nation
* Mushkego James Bay Cree
* Muskoday First Nation
* Neskantaga First Nation
* Nisichawayasihk Cree Nation
* Norway House Cree Nation
* One Arrow First Nation
* Opaskwayak Cree Nation
* Paul Band First Nation
* Pimicikamak[8]
* Saddle Lake Cree First Nation
* Sapotaweyak Cree Nation
* Sturgeon Lake Cree Nation
* Sturgeon Lake First Nation
* Sweetgrass First Nation
* Thunderchild First Nation
* Canoe Lake First Nation
I'm 100 💯% native American apache kickapoo of texas love my cree distant family we kickapoo cousins with cree we related much love
im proud to be cree
same!
Why?
I'm Mexican American. I identify as a Mexican b/c I speak spanish and have a mexican culture even though I have native blood from both sides of the border. As a Mexican I actually prefer watching other native dances outside of Mexico, I find them more interesting and I wish I had been born Sioux or Cree. I really think they were the most awesome of our native people of north america.
Castle Coatl nimipuu
Each cultures are good, northern natives aren’t better
African dances, and native American are very much alike.
I'm cree from enoch!! Great video! Much love!
my family comes from Michel band and Papaschase, but after our bands were dissolved, a lot of us went to Enoch!
I've shed everything, I'm ready.
Dude. Indians do what they want! If he wants a macaw fan. he can have one! They traded with other tribes all the time. Don't hate man.
Uncle Keith! We miss you!
Hi, I'm Norwegian and interested in Cree traditions. Just randomly noticed "Norway House Cree Nation". Must investigate lol!
We are trying to gain control of our energy sector.
ANNE I an from Norway house cree nation
You ready for Sundance, yes. Ready.
All people are indians - they have all done the very same thing to get here... they awakened to life - Thanks to the Great Creator and The Giver of Life -
Not Native American but I love native culture and history. I think it’s so beautiful.
what do you know?
@@baker1714 not much
@@KidnapSix my point exactly
@@baker1714 well what do you know?
Awesome!! Thank you for sharing this.
Well performing artisticle talent
Video much appreciated, to learn more about your Nation and different types, is very educational for me. I really enjoyed dances and chants, most of all the joy in your people. Thank you for sharing this vedio with me. Much Aloha! Nai'a
I'm ok e live tell me what time. Solid, hats off.
What is all that jealous talk about whether chickendance is Cree, Blackfoot, etc.. At the BIG powwows all nations dance together, what ever the dance is about. My guess is that the indigenous people need eacother instead of bickering at one another.
I know! The Mexican ppl also have a fun chicken dance, it's a native thing! It's fun, one of the first dance we do with our kids!
It just started raining here!
keith you fucking rule!!!
im cree. N.P. = native pride
2- good vid, thanks for posting.
chicken dance is from the blackfoot indians
True that
nolie whitemanrh I'm Blackfoot, Cree, Seminal and Choctaw
We’ve all been taught differently
I think his shoes is Brand Nike.
I never thought of this until now, but I used to dance with roaches and didn't know how to make the quills soft. I read they were soaked in saliva. Is that true? If so how long do they get soaked and dried?
You can tell it is non indigenous kids there, they talk to much.
Macaw feathers... from a macaw... from South America.
me too
Yeahhh ENOCH!!
np
@34jmoses When Columbus landed in "Hispaniola", India didn't exist. It was called Hindustan. SO Indian was "En Dios", meaning "In God". Then the holocaust began.
if i could afford it. i would trade some white man money for some gold bronze eagle helmet, shin, chest, armor and bracers. I would look like a badass superhero, a native type version of Thor. X)
Your language is call Krí?
Okay i think its pretty cool about the aztecs and spain for making mexico city iam mexican what can i say thanks
@JocalProductions whatever man
Everytime they do the chicken dance ...i get a craving for KFC (just kidding) =oP
i know how to do this i do this at all the powwows it my style
Should've got a blackfoot to do eat Haha
@smde1 not really and where not indian thats only what christopher columbus thought cuz he thought he was in india each tribe has there on race name
@BeautifulNative25 haha ur funny
Cree......"Indian"?? no, this is Indian!!>>>>>>video>>>>>"Jai Mata Di - Shri Nav Durga Raksha Mantra".............................Crees are Crees! not Indians! i wont rest till i set the story straight! >>>Indians live in India! Crees, Nishnabe, Sarcee, etc, do not!
No reason a Cree can't go live in India or Pakistan or wherever, I've seen one in Australia and in Korea! :P
@34jmoses haha so ur racist? okay thx for letting me know
And take this video off this is very disrespectful to us ether you take it off or we tell youtube to take it off
+Wyatt Calf Robe why is it disrespectful?
Okay i think its pretty cool about the aztecs and spain for making mexico city iam mexican what can i say thanks