The Chickasaw Nation
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Lands
Thirteen counties in south-central Oklahoma, United States; original homelands in present-day Mississippi, Alabama and Tennessee
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Governance
The Chickasaw Nation's three-department government was reestablished with the ratification of its 1983 Constitution.
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Land
The 13 counties of the Chickasaw Nation hold five distinct ecoregions.
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Language
The Chickasaw language revitalization program began in 2007, and its master-apprentice program pairs learners with fluent Chickasaw speakers.
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