The Easter Cherokee's

The Cherokees original settlement was in North Carolina living a peaceful and normal life for them. Semi- permanent villages where being built all around the 8,000 B.C., for the next 1,000 years laws,religion, agriculture, and various other moralities arised. But soon after the settlers came the Cherokee's found difficult coexisting, therefor they left leading to The Trails of Tears. Although not all left some decided to continue there everyday along with the settlers, they became known as the Eastern Indian Cherokee's.

The Eastern Indian Cherokee's where excellent at adopting their own government using the executive branches. All of which is managed by
principle and the vice chief, their government was funded by casinos and federal funds. Cherokee language consist of Kituhwa as there primary tongue and English as their secondary, Kituhwa is a dialect. Because of children removal of Tsalagi homes the language became extinct, therefor Cherokee superior enforced that children attended native school in order to bring the language back. The law has proven correct and the number in speakers has increased.

The Cherokee's where efficient in hunting and cultivation, there use of bow and arrows proved to be an ideal weapon when killing deer. While the men fished and hunted, the women planted the field, a job various Europeans saw as more stressing then fishing and hunting.
they grew what they called the Three Sisters which was beans, corn and squash, they inter- planting cross to cut down on weeding, there was medical based herbs but that was prior to the arrival of the Europeans. The land provided all there needs and every morning they would wake up to give thanks for that. The Cherokees had a good relationship with the Europeans, but never a good one with the U.S. government.