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    SAC AND FOX. Federally recognized as the "Sac and Fox Tribe of Indians of the Mississippi River in Oklahoma," and commonly known as the Sac and Fox Nation, the Thakiwaki (Sauk/Sac) are an Algonquian people indigenous to the Western Great Lakes region.
    The Sac were driven out of their territory near Michiganโ€™s Saginaw Bay at the same time as the Fox. They, too, relocated to Wisconsin. With the help of the Fox and other tribes, the Sac then drove the Illinois tribe from Illinois Territory on the Mississippi River and occupied that region themselves.
    The Sac were estimated to be about 750 people in 1736. They were closely allied with the Fox tribe, who resisted French encroachment and fought two wars against them in the early 18th century.
    Times changed, however, and in the late 1990s Principal Chief Dora S. Young headed the Sac and Fox Tribe on the Oklahoma reservation near Stroud, Oklahoma. A committee operates as the elected governing body for enrolled members of the tribe and transacts business on the tribeโ€™s behalf.
  2. WEBArticle. Sauk Tribe and the Lewis and Clark Expedition. Lewis & Clark National Historic Trail. Photo: โ€œSaukie and Fox Indians,โ€ by Karl Bodmer, created about 1833. One of the first Native peoples encountered by the โ€ฆ

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