Clan Law: Cherokee Systems of Justice
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- Опубліковано 6 січ 2021
- Before we had written laws, justice was determined through a consensus of our tribe’s clan structure. In this Cherokee Almanac, we take a look at Cherokee systems of justice and their evolution over time.
The Clan is strong with this one...😀👍
Hello All, I just found this channel & love to share the info that you are sharing. I may not be like you all, but I am one with you all in spirit.
There is a book 'Cherokee Clans: an Informal History' by Donald Yates.
Donald Yates says that there used to be 12 clans.
Clans of the Cherokee with JP Johnson is on UA-cam. He explains how a clan could be lost among other clan related information. I believe he works for the Heritage Center.
May God bless you all
My full blood Cherokee Mother was Wild Potato Clan. My full blood Cherokee Father was Wolf Clan. I am Wild Potato Clan (anigodagewi) My Cherokee Name is, Wa-ne-i, “Hickory Tree.”
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speaking of civics and law, tomorrow is Noble Drew Ali's birthday
My grandmother was Cherokee! How do I connect with my tribe?
Can anyone tell me about the Lassiter heritage? Long shot I know but curious if anyone can tell me anything.
I may have the rule wrong but in most native clans daily bathing was mandated?
Oh, I bet Fulton and Monika just loved yall coming to their domain for filming....
How can a Cherokee in today's society determine which clan they belong to if they do not know?
It's very difficult do, due in part to the Dawes Commission and the Resettlement in Oklahoma. Unless you luck out and have a matrilineal ancestral lineage that is mentioned somewhere in the historical texts.
@@jbsulls I have asked and no one knows. The women in my family didn't like to talk about the removal and this is a result of the removal. Proud to be an Cherokee Citizen!
Do you forgive Settlers and Colonists?
@@brittanyhayes1043 These people are like the colonizers..
@@cousindeedee9803 Then that also makes you a colonizer too.
I'm trying to find out my ancestry. I've been told that my great-grandmother was a Cherokee. Bear clan member but I've also been told. There is no bear clan. If you can help me I would Appreciate any help I can get.
Look curlew Washington state see Tyler hair curlew high school 3 moles on cheek man
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Its funny how similar to jewish traditions the old ways seem, no pork, seventh day sabbath, baptize in water, even the old language was similar to the language Moses was asked to write the Torah as there were two types of Hebrew back then, the common one being used called in lay terms block Hebrew, even the writer James Adair made this connection being Jewish himself it was a spiritual experience for him to find here, it seems it really saddened him to see so many turn to modern ways. The old snake ate its tail.
Adair was Irish not Jewish being one of his descendants. Cherokee is not similar to Hebrew or any Semitic language. Aramaic, Hebrew, Arabic, Amharic all contain a lot of similarities. Cherokee is Iroquoian.
Natives are beautiful
Absolutely beautiful.
Look at all of history and most groups of people were barbaric ...it seems natives just weren't. They didn't participate in slavery either. As in keep slaves from my knowledge.
These people honestly had things right. Except I think the death sentence shouldn't be a thing....ever.
Native Americans were not peaceful either.
We did have slaves.
@@jenniferwebster1761 I could definitely be wrong in what I am saying but from what I have learned the slavery was through war? Not within tribes
@@jenniferwebster1761 Therefore it was more like prisoners of war
@@NoOne-zk2ts In pre Columbian times the only slavery was through prisoners of war but after European contact some tribes started having slaves.
The Indian religion is the true religion of this country..🤗
Which Indian religion are you referring to? There are at least 300 different tribal religions in the US alone so which of those would be the true religion of the continent?
Almost every tribe had a different religion there is no “Indian religion”
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