The Indians of the Great Lakes region were an exception among other native peoples of North America in that they were

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Unlike many other Native American groups, the Indians of the Great Lakes region were consolidating rather than dispersing. They formed powerful confederacies such as the Iroquois and the Anishinaabe, which allowed them to resist European expansion for a longer period of time.

The Indians of the Great Lakes Region Were an Exception