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- Nipmuc abstract "The Nipmuc or Nipmuck people are descendants of the indigenous Algonquian peoples of Nippenet, 'the freshwater pond place', which corresponds to central Massachusetts and immediately adjacent portions of Connecticut and Rhode Island. The tribe were first encountered by Europeans in 1630, when John Acquittamaug arrived with maize to sell to the starving colonists of Boston, Massachusetts.The colonists introduced pathogens such as smallpox to which the Indians had no prior exposure. They were also exposed to alcohol for the first time, which led to huge numbers of natives succumbing to the effects of alcoholism. With the passage of increasingly harsh laws against Indian culture and religion, the loss of land, legally and illegally, to growing English colonies, many of the Nipmuc joined Metacomet's rebellion in 1675, the results of which were disastrous. Many of the Nipmuc were interned on Deer Island in Boston Harbor and perished, and others were executed or sold into slavery in the West Indies. The Reverend John Eliot arrived in Boston in 1631 and began an ambitious project to learn the Massachusett language, widely understood throughout New England, convert the Indians, and published a Bible and grammar of the language. His efforts, with colonial government backing, established several 'Indian plantations' or 'Praying towns'—predecessors to the Indian Reservation—where the Indians were coerced to settle and instructed in English customs, Christianity, but governed and preached to by other Indians and in their own dialects. By the 19th century, the Nipmuc were reduced to wards of the state that were administered by state-appointed commissioners. The passage of the Massachusetts Enfranchisement Act of 1869 effectively 'detribalised' the Nipmuc, and the last of the remaining Indian plantation lands were sold. Nipmuc communities continued to survive, and the tribe received state recognition in 1979, but efforts at federal recognition have not met with success.".
- Nipmuc language English_language.
- Nipmuc language Loup_language.
- Nipmuc language Massachusett_language.
- Nipmuc populationPlace Connecticut.
- Nipmuc populationPlace Massachusetts.
- Nipmuc populationPlace Rhode_Island.
- Nipmuc religion Christianity.
- Nipmuc religion Manitou.
- Nipmuc thumbnail Bandera_Nipmuc_Nation.PNG?width=300.
- Nipmuc totalPopulation "354".
- Nipmuc totalPopulation "526".
- Nipmuc wikiPageExternalLink index1.html.
- Nipmuc wikiPageExternalLink projectmishoon.homestead.com.
- Nipmuc wikiPageExternalLink nipmuc.html.
- Nipmuc wikiPageExternalLink indian-affairs.html.
- Nipmuc wikiPageExternalLink Nipmuc.
- Nipmuc wikiPageExternalLink www.nipmuckcouncil.org.
- Nipmuc wikiPageExternalLink www.nipmucmuseum.org.
- Nipmuc wikiPageExternalLink www.nipmucnation.org.
- Nipmuc wikiPageID "2320224".
- Nipmuc wikiPageRevisionID "605283776".
- Nipmuc group "Nipmuc".
- Nipmuc hasPhotoCollection Nipmuc.
- Nipmuc langs "Nipmuc, Massachusett, currently English.".
- Nipmuc popplace "Central Massachusetts , north-east Connecticut , and north-west Rhode Island .".
- Nipmuc poptime "354".
- Nipmuc poptime "526".
- Nipmuc poptime "Possible total 1,400".
- Nipmuc relatedC "Narragansett, Pocomtuc, Pennacook, Massachusett, and other Algonquian tribes.".
- Nipmuc rels "Traditionally Animism , Christianity.".
- Nipmuc subject Category:Algonquian_ethnonyms.
- Nipmuc subject Category:Algonquian_peoples.
- Nipmuc subject Category:Native_American_tribes_in_Massachusetts.
- Nipmuc subject Category:State_recognized_Native_American_tribes.
- Nipmuc type Abstraction100002137.
- Nipmuc type AlgonquianPeoples.
- Nipmuc type Group100031264.
- Nipmuc type NativeAmericanTribesInMassachusetts.
- Nipmuc type People107942152.
- Nipmuc type SocialGroup107950920.
- Nipmuc type StateRecognizedTribesInTheUnitedStates.
- Nipmuc type Tribe108372411.
- Nipmuc type EthnicGroup.
- Nipmuc type CommunityOrganization.
- Nipmuc type Collective.
- Nipmuc comment "The Nipmuc or Nipmuck people are descendants of the indigenous Algonquian peoples of Nippenet, 'the freshwater pond place', which corresponds to central Massachusetts and immediately adjacent portions of Connecticut and Rhode Island. The tribe were first encountered by Europeans in 1630, when John Acquittamaug arrived with maize to sell to the starving colonists of Boston, Massachusetts.The colonists introduced pathogens such as smallpox to which the Indians had no prior exposure.".
- Nipmuc label "Nipmuc".
- Nipmuc label "Nipmuck".
- Nipmuc label "Nipmuck".
- Nipmuc label "Nipmuck".
- Nipmuc label "ニプマク".
- Nipmuc sameAs Nipmuck.
- Nipmuc sameAs Nipmuck.
- Nipmuc sameAs Nipmuck.
- Nipmuc sameAs ニプマク.
- Nipmuc sameAs m.073k93.
- Nipmuc sameAs Q541788.
- Nipmuc sameAs Q541788.
- Nipmuc sameAs Nipmuc.
- Nipmuc wasDerivedFrom Nipmuc?oldid=605283776.
- Nipmuc depiction Bandera_Nipmuc_Nation.PNG.
- Nipmuc isPrimaryTopicOf Nipmuc.
- Nipmuc name "Nipmuc".
