Kickapoo Indians

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Kickapoo Indians are a tribe who lived in the Great Lakes region of the United States before white settlers arrived there. Today, the Kickapoo are divided into three groups. One of the groups lives near Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, and another is in southern Texas and northern Mexico. The third band of Kickapoo lives in northeastern Kansas.

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