In 1960, the Supreme Court ruled that the Federal Power Commission had the right to take lands belonging to these people by eminent domain for a hydroelectric power project.
In 1960, the Supreme Court ruled that the Federal Power Commission had the right to take lands belonging to these people by eminent domain for a hydroelectric power project. A conflict involving these people saw Colonel James Moore lay siege to Fort Neoheroka, and started after European settlers attacked the areas around Neuse and Pamlico Rivers. Two leaders of these people occupied present-day Bertie County and Craven County. During that conflict, which also featured members of the Weetock and Bear River tribes, these people were defeated by governor Edward Hyde, and forced to flee. Their southern branch was led by Chief Hancock and their northern branch by Tom Blunt. For 10 points, identify this tribe who was the namesake of a war fought from 1711 to 1713 in North Carolina, and a few years later became the sixth member of the Iroquois Confederacy.
In 1960, the Supreme Court ruled that the Federal Power Commission had the right to take lands belonging to these people by eminent domain for a hydroelectric power project.
Tuscarora [accept  Tuscarora War]