The major Indian ethnic groups of the upper Midwest,such as the Ottawas,Miamis,and Potawatomis were formed by refugees from various

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The Ottawas, Miamis, and Potawatomis were all Algonquian-speaking peoples who lived around the Great Lakes region. They were likely formed by refugees from various other Algonquian-speaking groups in the area who were displaced by the expanding Iroquois Confederacy to their east.

The Major Indian Ethnic Groups of the Upper Midwest,such as the Ottawas,Miamis,and