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No, most North American first nations had either a pantheon of gods or were pantheistic where "gods" or spirits inhabited everything. The Algonquian tribes in the area had the concept of Gichi-manidoo or Great Spirit which the early Christian missionaries seized on as meaning the equivalent of the Christian god as they (the missionaries) felt the role of creator god had to be filled somehow in all religions (The same happened in Norway etc where Odin was seen as the Christian god equivalent). The roles were not the same but the misunderstanding of the term continues.
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What did the natchez tribe believe in?
god
Are the Ottawa tribe a nomadic tribe?
yes they are
Did the Sioux tribe believe in gods?
The Sioux tribe believed in the god Wakan Tanka.
What tribe was Pontiac a member of?
Pontiac was a member of the Ottawa tribe
Was the Ottawa tribe nomadic?
yes they were
Who was the leader of the Ottawa tribe?
Tecumseh
What region did the Ottawa tribe live in?
the ottawa lived by the great lakes in canada.
What was the Ottawa Indians music like?
what kind of music did the ottawa tribe like
What is the name of Ottawa in French?
The city Ottawa was named after a native American tribe
Where did Ottawa tribe live at in Ohio?
the ottawa lived in ohio in the north western area.Yay!
What did did the ottawas eat?
what does Ottawa tribe eat
Where did Chief Pontiac live?
Pontiac lived on the Detroit River on the Western Frontier and was part of the Ottowa tribe.
