Why were the creek and Cherokee formed

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The Cherokee War of 1776 (also The Second Cherokee War), was a series of conflicts and raids between the American colonists and native Cherokee tribes. The cause of these conflicts were due in part to the western expansion of the frontiersmen into Cherokee lands in western North Carolina.

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Cherokee culture was similar to Creek culture because both tribes descended from the Mississippians. Their towns and buildings were alike. Children belonged to the mother's clan. They celebrated a Green Corn ceremony.

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