Seneca
noun/ˈsenəkə/
/ˈsenəkə/
(plural Seneca, Senecas)
- a member of a native North American people, many of whom now live in the US states of New York and OhioCultureThe Seneca formed the largest group in the Iroquois League. They supported the British during the American Revolution, which led to their villages being destroyed by the US army. Senecas now live mainly on four reservations (= areas of land kept separate for native North Americans to live in) in western New York state and eastern Ohio.Word Originvia Dutch from Algonquian.
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