The hitchiti were a part of which confederacy?
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Creek confederacy
Hitchiti
hitchiti
Hitchiti Mikasuki language Neamathla Muskogean languages Apalachicola people Creek mythology Template:Muscogee Muscogee Alabama people Muscogee (Creek) Nation
The <b>Hitchiti</b> /hiːtʃiːtiː/ hee-chee-tee were an historic indigenous tribe in the 
Southeast United States. They formerly resided chiefly in a town of the same&nbsp;... The extinct <b>Hitchiti</b> was a mutually-intelligible dialect. The Seminole and 
Miccosukee were made up of mostly Creek members of the Creek Confederacy, 
who had&nbsp;... Neamathla was a leader of the Red Stick Creek (1750s–1841). His name, in the 
<b>Hitchiti</b> (Mikasuki) language, means &quot;fat next to warrior&quot;, &quot;fat&quot; being a reference&nbsp;... Choctaw–Chickasaw; Alabama–Koasati; <b>Hitchiti</b>–Mikasuki; Creek–Seminole; 
Apalachee &middot; Glottolog &middot; musk1252 &middot; Muskogean map.svg. Pre-contact distribution 
of Muskogean languages. Muskogean (also Muskhogean, Muskogee) is a 
language family spoken in different areas of&nbsp;... Their name derives probably from <b>Hitchiti</b> Apalachicoli or Muskogee 
Apalachicolo, signifying apparently &quot;People of the other side&quot;, with reference 
probably to the&nbsp;... Creek mythology is related to a Creek Native American tribe who are originally 
from the ... Georgia, and Alabama also consisted of many ethnic groups speaking 
several distinct languages, such as the <b>Hitchiti</b>, Alabama, and Coushatta. Alabama &middot; Apalachicola &middot; Coushatta &middot; Eufaula &middot; Fowltown (four locations); <b>Hitchiti</b> &middot; 
Miccosukee &middot; Muklassa &middot; Muscogee &middot; Okchai &middot; Okfuskee &middot; Pensacola &middot; Prospect&nbsp;... In the <b>Hitchiti</b> language, which lacked an &#39;r&#39; sound, it became simanoli, and 
eventually Seminole. Intermarriage[edit]. Many Muscogee Creek leaders, after 
contact&nbsp;... Coushatta, <b>Hitchiti</b>, Chickasaw, Choctaw, other Muscogee Creek people. The 
Alabama or Alibamu (Alabama: Albaamaha) are a Southeastern culture people 
of Native&nbsp;... other Muscogee people, Alabama, <b>Hitchiti</b>, Koasati, Natchez Nation, Shawnee, 
Seminole, and Yuchi. The Muscogee (Creek) Nation is a federally recognized 
Native American tribe based in the U.S.&nbsp;...
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Hitchiti