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Did the Caddoan Indian migrate from Mexico or Central America?
What archaeological similarities in Mexico or Central America suggest that a migration occurred?
Did the Caddoan Indian migrate from the North?
Did the Caddoan Indian migrate from the North?
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"With the beginning of the Civil War, though, many tribal members moved north to Kansas, where they remained as refugees until 1867. The following year, they returned to their reservation on the Washita River, where the Caddo still live today, in and around the town of Binger.
During the Civil War most of the Caddo groups abandoned the Indian Territory and resettled in southern and eastern Kansas, but they moved back to the Wichita Reservation in 1867. By 1874 the boundaries of the Caddo reservation were defined, and the separate Caddo tribes agreed to unite as the unified Caddo Indian Tribe. Under the terms of the General Allotment Act of 1887, the Caddo reservation was partitioned in 1902 a 160-acre allotment for each enrolled Caddo, and the remaining lands were opened for white settlement. The Caddo peoples continue to live in western Oklahoma, primarily in Caddo County near the Caddo Indian Tribe's Tribal Complex, outside Binger, Oklahoma."
"With the beginning of the Civil War, though, many tribal members moved north to Kansas, where they remained as refugees until 1867. The following year, they returned to their reservation on the Washita River, where the Caddo still live today, in and around the town of Binger.
During the Civil War most of the Caddo groups abandoned the Indian Territory and resettled in southern and eastern Kansas, but they moved back to the Wichita Reservation in 1867. By 1874 the boundaries of the Caddo reservation were defined, and the separate Caddo tribes agreed to unite as the unified Caddo Indian Tribe. Under the terms of the General Allotment Act of 1887, the Caddo reservation was partitioned in 1902 a 160-acre allotment for each enrolled Caddo, and the remaining lands were opened for white settlement. The Caddo peoples continue to live in western Oklahoma, primarily in Caddo County near the Caddo Indian Tribe's Tribal Complex, outside Binger, Oklahoma."
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Were you able find any indication that the Caddo migrated from Mexico to North America?
Sir, that remains untrue.