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Title: Key dates in Potawatomi history.(Brief Article)
Publication: Capper's (Magazine/Journal)
Date: December 25, 2001
Publisher: Ogden Publications, Inc.
Volume: 123 Issue: 26 Page: 6(1)Article Type: Brief Article, ChronologyDistributed by Thompson Gale
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1400s: First migration to Michigan's lower peninsula. The Odawas, Ojibwas and Potawatomi initially were a single tribe.
1634: First known contact with white civilization.
1641: Potawatomi were driven into Wisconsin by the Iroquois Confederacy.
1750-60: Potawatomi sided with French in Seven-Year War. The French lost and the Potawatomi entered into an alliance with the British.
1776: At the start of the Revolutionary War, the Potawatomi remained neutral. Eventually they sided with the British.
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