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The Chaouacha (or Chawasha) were an indigenous people of Louisiana, likely related to the Chitimacha, best known in history for being the victims of a massacre in retaliation for the Natchez revolt against French colonists in which they had had no part. When first described, they lived on the east bank of the Mississippi River, just south of New Orleans. In 1699, they were reported to be allied with the Ouacha/Washa and the Opelousa.

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rdf:type	Thing Ethnic group yago:WikicatNativeAmericanTribesInLouisiana yago:Abstraction100002137 yago:Group100031264 yago:People107942152 yago:WikicatIndigenousPeoplesOfTheSoutheasternWoodlands ethnic group yago:SocialGroup107950920 yago:Tribe108372411
rdfs:label	Chaouacha (en)
rdfs:comment	The Chaouacha (or Chawasha) were an indigenous people of Louisiana, likely related to the Chitimacha, best known in history for being the victims of a massacre in retaliation for the Natchez revolt against French colonists in which they had had no part. When first described, they lived on the east bank of the Mississippi River, just south of New Orleans. In 1699, they were reported to be allied with the Ouacha/Washa and the Opelousa. (en)
foaf:name	Chaouacha (en)
dcterms:subject	Ethnic cleansing in North America History of New France Chitimacha Extinct Native American peoples Extinct ethnic groups Indigenous peoples of the Southeastern Woodlands Native American tribes in Louisiana Indian massacres
Wikipage page ID	40405347 (xsd:integer)
Wikipage revision ID	1096742863 (xsd:integer)
Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Mississippi River Ethnic cleansing in North America History of New France Louisiana Chitimacha language Choctaw Slavery Étienne Perier (governor) Fort Rosalie Chitimacha Extinct Native American peoples Extinct ethnic groups Indigenous peoples of the Southeastern Woodlands Native American tribes in Louisiana Chitimacha Natchez people Crescent City Indian massacres Natchez revolt Washa Opelousa
sameAs	Chaouacha Chaouacha Chaouacha Chaouacha
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regions	Louisiana (en)
group	Chaouacha (en)
languages	possbily dialect of Chitimacha (en)
population	Extinct as a tribe (en)
related	Chitimacha
has abstract	The Chaouacha (or Chawasha) were an indigenous people of Louisiana, likely related to the Chitimacha, best known in history for being the victims of a massacre in retaliation for the Natchez revolt against French colonists in which they had had no part. When first described, they lived on the east bank of the Mississippi River, just south of New Orleans. In 1699, they were reported to be allied with the Ouacha/Washa and the Opelousa. In December 1729, following an attack by the Natchez on Fort Rosalie the prior month, colonists feared a widespread Indian rebellion or, even worse, a combined Native American and slave revolt. The governor of Louisiana, Étienne Perier, ordered a force of 80 enslaved Africans under the command of Louis Tixerant, a Company of the Indies warehouse keeper, to massacre the Chaouacha community, rewarding the men by freeing them from slavery. At least seven Chaouacha men were killed and a number of women and children were captured and taken to New Orleans. Survivors from the tribe petitioned Perier to release the prisoners, as the tribe was not involved in the Natchez revolt, which he did. The Choctaw, who were allied with the French against the Natchez, objected to Perier's attack on the Chaouacha and encouraged other small tribes in the region to relocate away from the French to lands under Choctaw protection. Perier reported to his superiors that he had destroyed the Chaouacha, but there is evidence the tribe remained distinct until the late 1700s before assimilating into other tribes. An 1802 mention by French colonist Baudry de Lozières describes them as "Tchaouachas: Reduced to 40 warriors. A wandering indolent and lazy nation, settled near the French in 1712. Corn is the only assistance one can expect of them." (en)
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language	Chitimacha language
population place	Louisiana
related	Chitimacha
foaf:isPrimaryTopicOf	wikipedia-en:Chaouacha
is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	Étienne Perier (governor) List of Indian massacres in North America Chitimacha Chaouacha people Natchez revolt
is Wikipage redirect of	Chaouacha people
is foaf:primaryTopic of	wikipedia-en:Chaouacha

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