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Echota Cherokee Tribe of Alabama
The Echota Cherokee Tribe of Alabama is a state-recognized Native American heritage group based in northern Alabama.〔 This was among the first seven organizations to be granted state recognition as a tribal entity under the laws of the state of Alabama in 1984.〔 Recognition by an American state government is not the same as recognition on the federal level, or recognition by continually-existing Indian tribes.
The Cherokee Nation and Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians include the Echota on their list of "fraudulent groups."〔Cherokee Nation Task Force (3/26/2011) "Fraudulent Group List," ''(What is a real Indian Nation? What is a fake tribe? )'' Accessed 20 Oct, 2014〕〔McKie, Scott (14 Oct 2011) "(Tribe establishes Cherokee Identity Protection Committee )" in The One Feather. Accessed 20 Oct 2014〕
==Cherokee history==
(詳細はCherokee tribes. They state they are the descendants of Cherokee remnant peoples who remained in northern Alabama at the time of Indian Removal. However, after the passage of the Indian Removal Act in the late 1830s, most of the Cherokee People were driven out of the Southeast; they were forcibly marched under military guard to Indian Territory, now Oklahoma. Many Cherokee died during this brutal event, which came to be known as The Trail of Tears. While small numbers of Cherokee people in the Southeastern US intermarried with whites and abandoned their culture, the Cherokee people who resisted removal yet remained together as a tribe and culture now belong to the federally-recognized Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians.
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