Mahican
[məˈhiːkən]Meaning
a Native American tribe known for their resistance to European colonization
Background Story
The name 'Mahican' comes from the Mahican people, a Native American tribe that originally inhabited the Hudson River Valley in present-day New York. They were known for their rich culture and history, as well as for their fierce resistance against colonization in the 17th century.
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