- Oklahoma. Algonquian-speaking
people originally referred to the
Quapaw as
Akansa, an
Illini word for “People of the
South Wind”.
French voyageurs learned...
- feet (1,231 meters). The name
Kansas derives from the
Algonquian term,
Akansa, for the
Quapaw people.
These were a
Dhegiha Siouan-speaking
people who...
-
Kaguta K/Gmaiunguwa;
Kubau K/G Maiunguwa; T/Wada
Garmadi K/Gmaiunguwa;
Akansa K/Gmaiunguwa;
Katuri K/Gmaiunguwa; Ang/Madaki Kw****am K/Gmaiunguwa; Kitimi...
- a
French term, Arcansas,
their plural term for
their transliteration of
akansa, an
Algonquian term for the
Quapaw people.
These were a
Dhegiha Siouan-speaking...
- The
Arkansas Department of
Corrections (DOC),
formerly the
Arkansas Department of Correction, is the
state law
enforcement agency that
oversees inmates...
-
first applied by
French Father Jacques Marquette, who
called the
river Akansa in his
journal of 1673. The Joliet-Marquette
expedition travelled the Mississippi...
- (Concise ed.).
Virgin Books. p. 138. ISBN 1-85227-745-9. "Jim
Dandy in Oakland,
Akansas:
BLACK OAK". Youtube.com.
Archived from the
original on
December 22, 2021...
- Algonquian-speaking
peoples to the
northeast referred to
these people as the
Akansea or
Akansa,
referring to
geography and
meaning "land of the
downriver people". As French...
- Arkansas,
served in the
Confederate Army,
served as a
delegate at the 1874
Akansas Constitutional Convention, and
served as a
judge in Arkansas. He acquired...
