Kickapoo
The Kickapoo are a Native American people who traditionally inhabited the regions of present-day Wisconsin, Illinois, and Indiana. Their name, "Kickapoo," is believed to mean "they move about, staying in one place only a little while," a reflection of their nomadic lifestyle. Historically, they were known for their skilled hunting and agricultural practices.
The Kickapoo were part of the larger Algonquin language family. They often allied with other tribes in
During the 19th century, the Kickapoo were displaced from their ancestral lands, leading to migrations and