What tribe of American Indian has a black stripe across the top portion of the face?
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Hard to say-sounds kind of generic.\n\nDont know if all nations wore paint, but a lot did and it signifies something.. Dont know what though.\n\nThis is usually reserved for Men who are Warriors
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Look up Native Americans on the net. You can find specific tribal groups, treaties, customs and spirituality. \n\nTry  elkdreamer.com  ... look for his Culture section of the site.\n\nRead  "Soul of An Indian" by Alexander Eastman.\nRead  "Black Elk Speaks" by Black Elk.\n\nThanks for the question. I'm Lakota Sioux ...  Ya Ta Hey, mita kola!  That means, "Take care my friend!"
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Navaho, Seneca, Onieda, Arapaho, Cheyenne, Teton Sioux, Huron, Seminole, Creek...
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The native Americans.
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The man on the front is Andrew Jackson. He could be mistaken for black because of his Cherokee heritage.  On the back is the picture of the signing of the declaration.  Here is a link to all the men who signed the declaration.  I don't know if any of them were black or not, but this link will tell you.\n\nhttp://www.ushistory.org/declaration/signers/index.htm
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Here is what I was able to find out about the Karankawa -\nwho were an Indian tribe in Texas.\nhttp://www.texas-our-texas.com/Cultgrps2.html\n\nThe person you might be thinking of is Alvar Nunez Cabeza de Vaca, one of the early Spanish explorers. Apparently he had Moorish roots, so he would have had dark skin, and he was held as a slave by the native Americans.\n\nHere is some info:\nBorn around 1490 in a tiny Andalusian town called Jérez de la Frontera to Francisco de Vera and Teresa Cabeza de Vaca, Alvar Nuñez Cabeza de Vaca is remembered as being the first European to see and explore the southwestern United States. Cabeza de Vaca’s name, which means "head of a cow," comes from his mother’s side of the family. In 1212, during the Spanish reconquest, one of Teresa’s ancestors, Martín Alhajahad, marked an unguarded mountain pass with a cow skull. The Spanish Christians attacked the Moors and won the battle "Las Navas de Tolosa." King Sancho of Navarre honored Alhajahad and his descendents with the name "Cabeza de Vaca." Although Alvar could have chosen to use his father’s surname, he preferred his mother’s surname and used it throughout his life.\nCabeza de Vaca spent his youth in Jérez and later joined the military where he was sent to Italy to fight in the battle of Ravenna in 1512. Although the battle was won by the French, Cabeza de Vaca was still promoted to the rank of alferez (ensign) for bravery. In 1513 he served as an aide to the Duke of Medina, Sidonia. He then fought in behalf of King Charles I (Emperor Charles V) during the Comuneros revolt. His loyalty obviously captured the king’s attention, for at age forty, Cabeza de Vaca received the appointment that would not only change his life but also the future of the New World. In 1527, Cabeza de Vaca was appointed as treasurer of a royal expedition to Florida led by Pánfilo de Narváez. As treasurer, Cabeza de Vaca was second in command.
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A native american tribal dance.
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Black stripes on white
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I may be wrong here but I think they are from the tribe that made the mask.  I carry some African masks in my store and they come from a man who goes to Africa to get them.  Mine all have birds carved on them.  I was told that every mask that this tribe makes has a bird to honor thier tribe.
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Native Americans are naturally near hairless people. My mother is Cherokee and she brags to me that she never had to shave anything her entire life. So it's partially true, yet I doubt that every single NA woman is hairless.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seminole_(tribe)
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indians  thus known as NATIVE AMERICANS!
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Louis Sockalexis, a Penobscot Indian, was believed to be the first Native American in the major leagues, signed in 1897 by the Cleveland Spiders, later the Cleveland Indians.\nJim Thorpe was also a native american and played in the MLB for 6 years.\n\n\nThis is the only thing that I could find:   Dr. Jeffrey Powers-Beck's, The American Indian Integration of Baseball, detailing the entrance of Native Americans in Major League Baseball
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He was a Native American (Mohawk).
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Do you mean the team or are you referring to native american men?\n\nSo you are referring to Native American men. Braves is a name used to describe a Native American warrior.  Some feel that the use of this term as a sports mascot is demeaning to Native Americans.  I'm not sure?  Some teams are also called "The Pioneers".  Usually all teams have a drawing of a character that represents the name of the team.  The ones for Braves teams sometimes are offensive because of the exagerated nature of their stereotypical ethnic characteristics.  I.E. red skin, big nose, etc.  Anyway, so you'd like some other names for Braves?  I have heard of teams called Redskins, Chiefs, Bucks, Indians, and Warriors.  I have also heard of teams named after specific tribes.  Hope this helps you.
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To Name a Few...\n\n    * Tori Amos, musician (part Cherokee)\n    * Irene Bedard (Inupiat Eskimo and French Canadian/Cree), actress\n    * Big Foot\n    * Black Elk\n    * Black Hawk\n    * Jimmy Carl Black (Cheyenne), musician\n    * Blue Jacket (Shawnee)\n    * Billy Bowlegs (Seminole)\n    * Joseph Brant, Mohawk chief (Later years in Canada)\n    * Buckongahelas (Lenape)\n    * Ben Nighthorse Campbell (Cheyenne), former senator from Colorado\n    * Captain Jack (Modoc)\n    * Brad Carson, U.S. Representative\n    * Cochise\n    * Tom Cole, U.S. Representative, Chickasaw\n    * Everett(Butch) Conway-(Grandmother Cheyenne) Retired Air Force\n    * Rita Coolidge, musician\n    * Cornplanter (Seneca)\n    * Cornstalk (Shawnee)\n    * Crazy Horse\n    * Rebecca Cummings, porn star (part Osage)\n    * Charles Curtis (Kaw), U.S. Vice-President\n    * Chad 'Corntassel' Smith, Principal Chief of Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma\n    * Jesse Ed Davis, guitarist (full-blooded Kiowa tribe)\n    * The Great Peacemaker of the Haudenosaunee nation\n    * Michael Dorris, author\n    * Louise Erdrich, author\n    * Gerinimo\n    * Graham Greene (actor)\n    * Ira Hayes (Pima), World War II national hero\n    * Hayowentha\n    * William Least Heat-Moon, author\n    * Jimi Hendrix, musician (part Cherokee on both sides)\n    * Ishi\n    * Chief Joseph (Nez Perce)\n    * Yvonne Kauger-Oklahoma Supreme Court Justice\n    * Winona LaDuke, political activist (Chippewa father)\n    * Abraham Lincoln (mother Nancy Hanks allegedly a mixed-race Melungeon)\n    * Heather Locklear, part Cherokee\n    * Chief Logan (Mingo)\n    * Russell Means (Sioux), actor, political activist, writer\n    * Wilma Mankiller\n    * Karen McDougal, model (half Cherokee)\n    * Alexander McGillivray (Muscogee (Creek))\n    * Elaine Miles, (Cayuse/Nez Perce) actress Northern Exposure\n    * Billy Mills, Olympic gold medalist at 10,000 meters in 1964\n    * Catherine Montour, Wyandot and French\n    * Tiger Woods, golfer\n    * Nampeyo, Hopi potter\n    * Neolin, The "Delaware Prophet" (Lenape)\n    * Wayne Newton, singer\n    * Chuck Norris, actor (half Cherokee)\n    * Osceola\n    * Eli Parker\n    * Quanah Parker\n    * Leonard Peltier, Lakota Sioux\n    * King Philip (Metacom)\n    * Pocahontas\n    * Pontiac (Ottawa)\n    * The Prophet (Tenskwatawa) (Shawnee)\n    * Rain in the Face\n    * Lozen\n    * Red Cloud\n    * Red Jacket\n    * Major Ridge (Cherokee)\n    * Tom Ridge, Ruthenian, Irish, Cherokee\n    * Sacagawea\n    * Kelvin Sampson, head basketball coach at University of Oklahoma\n    * Sakayengwaraton\n    * Sequoyah (Cherokee)\n    * Shingas (Lenape)\n    * Leslie Marmon Silko\n    * Chief Seattle, Duwamish\n    * Sitting Bull (Sioux)\n    * Squanto\n    * Britney Spears\n    * Maria Tallchief\n    * Gladys Tantaquidgeon\n    * William Taptico (-1719) King of Wicomicco Indians\n    * Tecumseh (Shawnee)\n    * Bl. Kateri Tekakwitha, first Indigenous person considered for sainthood by the Roman Catholic Church\n    * Jim Thorpe (Sac and Fox, native name Wa-Tho-Huk)\n    * Tina Turner, Black, Navajo, Cherokee\n    * Tuscaloosa Chief of Choctaws (1500s)(tall-6'6")\n    * Gerald Vizenor, writer and academic\n    * Stand Watie\n    * James Welch\n    * Floyd Red Crow Westerman-(Sioux) Musician/Actor\n    * White Eyes (Lenape)\n    * Wovoka\n    * Link Wray, musician (Shawnee)\n    * Ray Young Bear\n    * Zitkala-Ša
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Apparantly fhornsr believes that a 'social construct' can magically change a person's skin color, facial features, other physical traits, intelligence, and character traits.\n\nAnyway, the following is a relatively accurate system:\nnorth american amerindian (a word which means 'american indian')\ncentral american amerindian\nsouth american amerindian\neast asian\ncentral asian\nsouth asian\npacific islander\naustralian aborigine\nafrican\nmiddle easterner\neuropean ('caucasian' is an inaccurate term)\n\nEuropeans can be further divided into mediterraneans and northern europeans. 'Latin americans' are a mixture of european and central / south american amerindian. There are also people of various other racial mixes (that do not have specific names).