If you do the research online, Ms. Harjo's Blood Quantum comes out to this,
1/8 Creek (at most) - She says he was "Creek" - but she also says her father's grandfather was the "full blooded" Creek.1/4 Cherokee (at most) - She's somewhat undecided here. In some articles she claims her mother is "half" and in some articles "part" Cherokee.
1/8 Irish
1/8 French
...and part "African American" through Osceola (I thought Osceola was SEMINOLE not Creek!)
I don't know. Someone ask her her real blood quantum. This will clear things up! And make sure she has a blood quantum card from her reservation to prove it! Ha ha!!
That would be most likely the Mashatunket, Pequot tribe in Connecticut. They own and operate the world's largest and most successful ( and gorgeous) casino. It is now a mile long. Incidentally, before they built the casino, they were also one of the very poorest tribes on the entire eastcoast.
Tribe - band - ended in 1994.
The Seminole tribe were the furthest from Oklahoma, and were the most distant tribe. A great portion of their journey was done by ship however, and the Cherokee were the furthest eastern tribe forced to walk the entire distance.
Tribe of Judah - band - was created in 2001.
The Asher tribe is known as a Tribe of Israel. Asher was a land that ran along the Mediterranean Sea. The area was named Asher after the 8th son of Jacob.
If you were born in America you are a citizen. *********************************** If you are native american, depending on the tribe, is the blood quantum required to be an enrolled member. And for such you have to have proof of your blood lineage.
that would depend on what your particular tribe requires for enrollment (not all tribes go by blood quantum) ....andwhether or not your tribe is even eligbible for any gov't programs that may be available.
She claims to be of Cherokee and Seneca decent and there have been no counter claims against her statements (IE: No official of either tribe has said differently). It is also important to note that "Native American" is not the "blood quantum" or other such things, is is more of a way that you live your life. From the titles of her books (taken at face value) she is most likely living on those paths. See her website linked below.
what did the blood tribe eat
Different tribes have different measures in place to make these determinations, and you would need a basis to understand 'how' that tribe looks at its relations. For example: One tribe only sees MALE descendants, another only sees FEMALE descendants, by registered blood quantum - while on the other hand there are other tribes that see an "Indian" as his social status within the community in which they live and ignore the DNA or Blood Quantum questions altogether.
DNA analysis of blood samples can help determine your heritage, but comparison to a particular tribe or family would be necessary for you to lay any claims of parentage. Typically the US government will only recognize your lineage if you can prove that one of your great grandparents were 50% Native to a particular tribe or tribal group. Each tribe has their own determinations.
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A person must be enrolled with a US Federally Recognized Tribe in order to be considered an American Indian by law. There is no set percentage required as each tribe has its own enrollment requirements. BTW blood quantum is actually measured in fractions, not percents
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the bloodtribe wear a robe and dresssed skin :)
The film "Trading Places" (1983) features a scene where a character, Ophelia, claims to be from the "Jamaican Ubangi tribe" as part of a comedic moment.
they ate meat milk and blood