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Some present-day NC Indian tribes, especially the Waccamaws, take great pains to preserve their past.
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16110
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By 1980, the state was home to the nation's fifth largest Native American population and the greatest east of the Mississippi. Five tribes made up the state's total population of approximately 50,000 Native Americans and included; Eastern Band of Cherokees, Lumbee, Coharie, Haliwa, and the Waccamaw-Siouan.
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14213
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The story of the Waccamaw Indians has been tragic. For years they have been trying to improve their status and gain recognition but their efforts have been unsuccessful.
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