CREE

CREE


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18 Algonquian language
56 Canadian tribe
A Manitoban
About 120
Aigonquian tongue
Alberta Indian
Alberta native
Algonquian
Algonquian Indian
Algonquian Indian tribe
Algonquian language
Algonquian living in Canada
Algonquian speaker
Algonquian speakers
Algonquian tongue
Algonquian tribe
Algonquian-speaking Indian
Algonquian-speaking tribe
Algonquin Indian
Algonquin language
Algonquin tribe
Allies of the Assiniboin
Amerind
An Amerind
An official language of the Northwest Territories
Assiniboia native
Buffalo hunter
Buffy Sainte-Marie
Canada Indian
Canada native
Canadas largest Indian tribe
Canadas largest native tribe
Canadian First Nations people
Canadian Indian
Canadian Indian tribe
Canadian lake
Canadian native
Canadian natives
Canadian people
Canadian prairie residents
Canadian prairie tribe
Canadian tribe
Canadian tribe member
Canadian tribesman
Certain Algonquian
Certain Algonquin
Certain native Canadian
Chief Big Bear
Chiefly Canadian Indian
Cousins of the Ojibwa
Early Canadian
Early Manitoban
Early buffalo hunters
First Nation people
First Nations tribe
Foe of the Blackfoot
Fur trade tribe
Hero headquarters
Hudson Bay
Hudson Bay Indian
Hudson Bay native
Hudson Bay tribe
Hudsons Bay Company trader
Indian
Indian language that gave us pemmican
Indian of Canada
Indian of Manitoba
Indian of the northern Plains
Indian tribe
Indigene of the Great Lakes area
Indigenous Canadian
Indigenous people of Manitoba
James Bay native
James Bay natives
Language akin to Ojibwa
Language closely related to Montagnais
Language from which Saskatchewan is derived
Language from which pemmican is derived
Language related to Micmac
Language related to Montagnais
Language spoken throughout Canada
Language that gave us pemmican
Language whence pemmican came
Large Algonquian-speaking tribe
Large Canadian tribe
Largest Canadian tribe
Largest Indian tribe in Canada
Largest of Canadas First Nations
Manitoba First Nations group
Manitoba Indian
Manitoba native
Manitoba tribe
Manitoba tribesman
Manitoba tribesmen
Manitoban Indian
Member of an American Indian people of Quebec
Micmac relative
Mont. Indian
Montana native
Most widely-spoken indigenous language in Canada
Native American
Native American of the North
Native American tribe
Native Canadian
Native Quebec tribe
Native of Canada
Native people of Canada
North American Indian
North American Indian language
North American tribe
North American tribe member
Northern Native American
Northwest Rebellion participants
Northwest Rebellion tribe
Northwestern Indian
Old buffalo hunter
One of the official languages of the Northwest Territories
Onetime buffalo hunter
Ontario Indian
Ontario native
Ontario natives
Ontario tribe
Plain folk
Plains Indian
Plains people
Plains tribe
Plainsman
Poundmakers tribe
Poundmaker
Prairie Indian
Prairie Indian tribe
Prairie tribe
Quebec native
River to the Fond du Lac
Saskatchewan Indian
Saskatchewan indian tribe
Saskatchewan native
Saskatchewan tribe
Shania Twains Native American heritage
Some Montanans
Summer of A Different World
Swampy ___ (plains Indian tribe)
Tribe in Manitoba
Tribe of Canada
Warlike tribe
Western Canada native
language in which Winnipeg means dirty water
Lake Winnipeg Indian.
Red man of Manitoba.
He probably used smoke signals.
Neighbor of the Sioux.
Former buffalo hunter.
Quebec Indian.
Ojibway's neighbor.
Manitoba redman.
Relative of the Ojibway.
Indian from Manitoba.
Relative of the Ojibwa.
American Indian
Algonquin.
Fur-trading Indian.
One of the Algonquins.
Relative of a Maskegon.
Ojibwa's neighbor.
Indian from Ontario.
Early American
Ojibwa's relative.
Western Indian
Indian of Northwest
Indian of North America
U. S. Indian
Canadian redman
Cheyenne's relative
Montana people
Amerind of Manitoba
Canadian lake or Indian
Montana group
Montana Indian
Early Montanan
Lake in Canada.
An Algonquian language
One-time Manitoban
Assiniboin's ally
An Algonquian
Manitoban group
Kin of a Maskegon
Canadian aborigine
Actress Summer
Amerind of Mont.
Chief Big Bear, e.g.
Chief Big Bear, for one
Dweller in a 59-Across
Northern Plains people
Canadian Plains tribe
Tribe of the Canadian Plains
One of the Northwest Territories' official languages
Plains native
Plains dwellers
Northern Montana tribe
Some Canadian natives
One of the 11 official languages of Canada's Northwest Territories
Language from which Saskatchewan comes
One of the First Nations of Canada
Member of an Algonquian people of central Canada
First Nation whose members live mostly in Canada
Native American's short statement of belief
Amerind procreates without benefit of pastor
Statement of belief's inadequate language
Brave to tiptoe with foot sawn off
Native American system of beliefs not fully developed
Sounded triumphant, having finally amended 22 for some Americans
Large First Nations tribe
Hudson Bay nation
Canadas Buffy Sainte-Marie, by birth
Language of 100,000+ Canadians
First Nations group
Native American about to enter the Anglican Church
One of Canadas First Nations
Some Montana Native Americans
Most members of Montanas Rocky Boy Reservation
First Nations group who sometimes call themselves the Néhinaw
A Canadian First Nation
One of the official languages of Canada's Northwest Territories
Flash in the Skys tribe
A Northwest Territories official language
One of the official languages in Canadas Northwest Territories
Largest First Nations group in Canada
Native of central Canada
Make a rude gesture
Native American people
Language coming from Scorsese oddly ignored
Native American people living in Ontario, Saskatchewan and Manitoba
North American Indian people living in Ontario, Saskatchewan and Manitoba
Language in which amisk means beaver
Language with a Plains dialect
Many residents of Alberta
Largest First Nations group of Canada
Native American restricted set of beliefs
Language spoken by about 100,000 Canadians
One of the largest Canadian tribes
Language from which the word woodchuck derives
Manitoba First Nations people
First Nations people of Canada
First Nations people of Canada
Language descended from Proto-Algonquian
Manitoba people
Plains language
Native American doctrine unfinished
Language spoken in Canada
Language in which minos and atim respectively mean cat and dog
Saskatchewan people
Indigenous people of Canada
First Nations people
Poundmakers people
Where Saskatchewan came from
Native Canadian tribe
Chippewa neighbors




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