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-[[Image:Ho-Chunk, Winnebago wigwam.jpg |thumb|right|Winnebago,Ho-Chunk wigwam.jpg ]]{{Indians of North America-stub}}&nbsp;
+[[Image:Ho-Chunk, Winnebago wigwam.jpg|thumb|right]]{{Indians of North America-stub}}&nbsp;
+<br>
+<br>
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+'''Various Spellings''': Winnebago, Winebago, Winnebaygo, Wennebago&nbsp;
+'''Ancestrial Homeland''': near the Door Penisula, near Green Bay on
-'''Various Spellings''': Winnebago, Winebago, Winnebaygo, Wennebago&nbsp;
+Lake Michigan- East Wisconsin and South of Green Bay&nbsp;
-'''Ancestrial Homeland''': near the Door Penisula, near Green Bay on Lake Michigan- East Wisconsin and South of Green Bay&nbsp;
+'''Clans: '''Thunderbird, Eagle, Pigeon, Hawk, Wolf, Bear, Water Spirit, Elk, Deer, Buffalo, Fish,and&nbsp;Snake
 == History  ==
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 ==== Brief Timeline  ====
-*'''1634:''' French explorer Jean Nicolet
+*'''1634:''' French&nbsp;Jesuit priest,&nbsp;Jean Nicolet
 *'''1689-1763:''' French and Indian War fought with the French
 *'''1775-83:''' Revolutionary War - fought with the British
 *'''1809-11: '''Tecumseh's Rebellion fought against the British
+*'''1827:''' Uprising lead to forced removal west of the Mississippi
 *'''1832:''' Black Hawk War
-*'''1840-1863:''' forced relocation: 700 tribal members died;&nbsp;after the Black Hawk War forced to relocate west of the Mississippi, Iowa then to Minnesota, then to South Dakota and on to Nebraska
+*1832: ceded land in Wisconsin for land in Iowa.
+*1836: smallpox killed many
+*'''1840-1863:''' forced relocation: 700 tribal members died;&nbsp;after the Black Hawk War forced to relocate west of the Mississippi,
+*'''1840,''' Iowa then&nbsp;
+*Minnesota in '''1846''',
+*1848, to Long Prairie Reservation,&nbsp;
+*1857: Blue Earth river Reservation
+*1862: Crow Creek Reservation, South Dakota
+*and on to Nebraska
+*'''1865: '''settle in Nebraska
 ==== Brief History  ====