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	Afterwards, relations became strained, with the [[United States]] relocating the Lenape to reservations in [[Ohio]] and southern [[Canada]].<ref name="AC3" />		Afterwards, relations became strained, with the [[United States]] relocating the Lenape to reservations in [[Ohio]] and southern [[Canada]].<ref name="AC3" />

	==~~Appearance~~==		==Appearances==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed III]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed III]]''

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	*''[[Assassin's Creed III]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed III]]''

	==~~Reference~~==		==References==
	{{Reflist}}		{{Reflist}}
	[[Category:Indigenous peoples of the Americas]]		[[Category:Indigenous peoples of the Americas]]

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	During the [[American Revolutionary War]], they became the first tribe to sign a land treaty with the [[Continental Congress]], and agreed to supply the [[Continental Army\|Patriot army]] with scouts in exchange for food supplies.<ref name="AC3" />		During the [[American Revolutionary War]], they became the first tribe to sign a land treaty with the [[Continental Congress]], and agreed to supply the [[Continental Army\|Patriot army]] with scouts in exchange for food supplies.<ref name="AC3" />

	Afterwards, relations became strained, with the [[United States]] relocating the Lenape to reservations in ~~{{Wiki\|~~Ohio}} and southern [[Canada]].<ref name="AC3" />		Afterwards, relations became strained, with the [[United States]] relocating the Lenape to reservations in [[Ohio]] and southern [[Canada]].<ref name="AC3" />

	==Appearance==		==Appearance==

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	The '''Lenape''' are a people indigenous to [[Delaware]], [[New Jersey]], and [[Pennsylvania]].		The '''Lenape''' are a people indigenous to [[Delaware]], [[New Jersey]], and [[Pennsylvania]].

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	==History==		==History==
	The Lenape were one of the first nations to come into contact with [[Europe]]an settlers, including {{Wiki\|William Penn}}, the founder of Pennsylvania. While the Lenape relationship with Penn was peaceful, when he died, his sons forced most of the Lenape off their land in a deal known as the "{{Wiki\|Walking Purchase}}".		The Lenape were one of the first nations to come into contact with [[Europe]]an settlers, including {{Wiki\|William Penn}}, the founder of Pennsylvania. While the Lenape relationship with Penn was peaceful, when he died, his sons forced most of the Lenape off their land in a deal known as the "{{Wiki\|Walking Purchase}}".<ref name="AC3">''[[Assassin's Creed III]]'' – [[Database: Lenape]]</ref>

	During the [[French and Indian War]], the Lenape sided primarily with the [[French Army]], though some groups later joined the [[British Army\|British]]. The Lenape, [[Shawnee]], and [[Abenaki]] participated in the [[France\|French]] attack on the [[Braddock Expedition]].		During the [[French and Indian War]], the Lenape sided primarily with the [[French Army]], though some groups later joined the [[British Army\|British]]. The Lenape, [[Shawnee]], and [[Abenaki]] participated in the [[France\|French]] attack on the [[Braddock Expedition]].<ref name="AC3" />

	During the [[American Revolutionary War]], they became the first tribe to sign a land treaty with the [[Continental Congress]], and agreed to supply the [[Continental Army\|Patriot army]] with scouts in exchange for food supplies.		During the [[American Revolutionary War]], they became the first tribe to sign a land treaty with the [[Continental Congress]], and agreed to supply the [[Continental Army\|Patriot army]] with scouts in exchange for food supplies.<ref name="AC3" />

	Afterwards, relations became strained, with the [[United States]] relocating the Lenape to reservations in {{Wiki\|Ohio}} and southern [[Canada]].		Afterwards, relations became strained, with the [[United States]] relocating the Lenape to reservations in {{Wiki\|Ohio}} and southern [[Canada]].<ref name="AC3" />

			==Appearance==
			*''[[Assassin's Creed III]]''

	==Reference==		==Reference==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed III]]''		{{Reflist}}
	[[Category:Indigenous peoples of the Americas]]		[[Category:Indigenous peoples of the Americas]]

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	The '''Lenape''' are a people indigenous to [[Delaware]], [[New Jersey]], and [[Pennsylvania]].		The '''Lenape''' are a people indigenous to [[Delaware]], [[New Jersey]], and [[Pennsylvania]].

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	The '''Lenape''' are a people indigenous to [[Delaware]], [[New Jersey]] and [[Pennsylvania]].		The '''Lenape''' are a people indigenous to [[Delaware]], [[New Jersey]], and [[Pennsylvania]].

	==History==		==History==
	The Lenape were one of the first nations to come into contact with [[Europe]]an settlers, including {{Wiki\|William Penn}}, the founder of Pennsylvania. While the Lenape relationship with Penn was peaceful, when he died, his sons forced most of the Lenape off their land in a deal known as the "{{Wiki\|Walking Purchase}}".		The Lenape were one of the first nations to come into contact with [[Europe]]an settlers, including {{Wiki\|William Penn}}, the founder of Pennsylvania. While the Lenape relationship with Penn was peaceful, when he died, his sons forced most of the Lenape off their land in a deal known as the "{{Wiki\|Walking Purchase}}".

	During the [[French and Indian War]], the Lenape sided primarily with the [[French Army]], though some groups later joined the [[British Army\|British]]. The Lenape, [[Shawnee]] and [[Abenaki]] participated in the French attack on the [[Braddock Expedition]].		During the [[French and Indian War]], the Lenape sided primarily with the [[French Army]], though some groups later joined the [[British Army\|British]]. The Lenape, [[Shawnee]], and [[Abenaki]] participated in the [[France\|French]] attack on the [[Braddock Expedition]].

	During the [[American Revolutionary War]], they became the first tribe to sign a land treaty with the [[Continental Congress]], and agreed to supply the [[Continental Army\|Patriot army]] with scouts in exchange for food supplies.		During the [[American Revolutionary War]], they became the first tribe to sign a land treaty with the [[Continental Congress]], and agreed to supply the [[Continental Army\|Patriot army]] with scouts in exchange for food supplies.

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	The Lenape were one of the first nations to come into contact with [[Europe]]an settlers, including {{Wiki\|William Penn}}, the founder of Pennsylvania. While the Lenape relationship with Penn was peaceful, when he died, his sons forced most of the Lenape off their land in a deal known as the "{{Wiki\|Walking Purchase}}".		The Lenape were one of the first nations to come into contact with [[Europe]]an settlers, including {{Wiki\|William Penn}}, the founder of Pennsylvania. While the Lenape relationship with Penn was peaceful, when he died, his sons forced most of the Lenape off their land in a deal known as the "{{Wiki\|Walking Purchase}}".

	During the [[French and Indian War]], the Lenape sided primarily with the [[French Army]], though some groups later joined the [[British Army\|British]]. During the [[American Revolutionary War]], they became the first tribe to sign a land treaty with the [[Continental Congress]], and agreed to supply the [[Continental Army\|Patriot army]] with scouts in exchange for food supplies.		During the [[French and Indian War]], the Lenape sided primarily with the [[French Army]], though some groups later joined the [[British Army\|British]]. The Lenape, [[Shawnee]] and [[Abenaki]] participated in the French attack on the [[Braddock Expedition]].

			During the [[American Revolutionary War]], they became the first tribe to sign a land treaty with the [[Continental Congress]], and agreed to supply the [[Continental Army\|Patriot army]] with scouts in exchange for food supplies.

	Afterwards, relations became strained, with the [[United States]] relocating the Lenape to reservations in {{Wiki\|Ohio}} and southern [[Canada]].		Afterwards, relations became strained, with the [[United States]] relocating the Lenape to reservations in {{Wiki\|Ohio}} and southern [[Canada]].

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	The '''Lenape''' are a people indigenous to ~~the~~ [[Delaware]], [[New Jersey]] and [[Pennsylvania]].		The '''Lenape''' are a people indigenous to [[Delaware]], [[New Jersey]] and [[Pennsylvania]].

	==History==		==History==
	The Lenape were one of the first nations to come into contact with [[Europe]]an settlers, including {{Wiki\|William Penn}}, the founder of Pennsylvania. While the Lenape relationship with Penn was peaceful, when he died, his sons forced most of the Lenape off their land in a deal known as the "{{Wiki\|Walking Purchase}}".		The Lenape were one of the first nations to come into contact with [[Europe]]an settlers, including {{Wiki\|William Penn}}, the founder of Pennsylvania. While the Lenape relationship with Penn was peaceful, when he died, his sons forced most of the Lenape off their land in a deal known as the "{{Wiki\|Walking Purchase}}".

	During the [[French and Indian War]], the Lenape sided primarily with the [[French Army]], though some groups later joined the [[British Army\|British]]. During the [[American Revolutionary War]], they became the first tribe to sign a land treaty with the [[Continental Congress]], and agreed to supply the [[Continental Army\|Patriot army]] with scouts in exchange for food supplies.		During the [[French and Indian War]], the Lenape sided primarily with the [[French Army]], though some groups later joined the [[British Army\|British]]. During the [[American Revolutionary War]], they became the first tribe to sign a land treaty with the [[Continental Congress]], and agreed to supply the [[Continental Army\|Patriot army]] with scouts in exchange for food supplies.

	Afterwards, relations became strained, with the [[United States]] relocating the Lenape to reservations in {{Wiki\|Ohio}} and southern [[Canada]].		Afterwards, relations became strained, with the [[United States]] relocating the Lenape to reservations in {{Wiki\|Ohio}} and southern [[Canada]].

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	~~{{Revamp}}~~		The '''Lenape''' are a people indigenous to the [[Delaware]], [[New Jersey]] and [[Pennsylvania]].
	The '''Lenape'''~~, also known as '''Lenni-Lenape''' and '''Delaware''',~~ are a people indigenous to [[~~North America~~]].

	==History==		==History==
	~~Before~~ the [[Europe~~\|Europian~~]] ~~Colonization~~, the Lenape ~~lived mostly along~~ the ~~banks of~~ the {{Wiki\|~~Delaware River~~}}.		The Lenape were one of the first nations to come into contact with [[Europe]]an settlers, including {{Wiki\|William Penn}}, the founder of Pennsylvania. While the Lenape relationship with Penn was peaceful, when he died, his sons forced most of the Lenape off their land in a deal known as the "{{Wiki\|Walking Purchase}}".

	~~The~~ Lenape ~~were one of~~ the ~~First Nation who came into contact with~~ the [[~~United Kingdom~~\|British]]. ~~They met~~ with ~~{{Wiki\|William Penn}}, who founded~~ [[~~Pennsylvania~~]]~~. After his death~~, ~~his sons evicted~~ the ~~Lenape forcefully from their land as part of a deal known as "Walking Purchase"~~.		During the [[French and Indian War]], the Lenape sided primarily with the [[French Army]], though some groups later joined the [[British Army\|British]]. During the [[American Revolutionary War]], they became the first tribe to sign a land treaty with the [[Continental Congress]], and agreed to supply the [[Continental Army\|Patriot army]] with scouts in exchange for food supplies.

	~~The Lenape primarily sided with the [[France\|French]] during the [[French and Indian War]]~~, ~~however~~, ~~small groups left and joined the British. In 1778, they signed a land treaty~~ with the [[~~Continental Congress~~]]~~, which allowed them~~ to ~~receive supplies instead of scouts for the [[Continental Army\|army]].~~		Afterwards, relations became strained, with the [[United States]] relocating the Lenape to reservations in {{Wiki\|Ohio}} and southern [[Canada]].

	~~They were left isolated into parts like~~ {{Wiki\|Ohio}} and ~~Southern~~ [[Canada~~]] by the modern-day [[United States~~]].

	==Reference==		==Reference==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed III]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed III]]''
	[[Category:Indigenous peoples of the Americas]]		[[Category:Indigenous peoples of the Americas]]

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	The Lenape were one of the first nations to come into contact with [[Europe]]an settlers, including {{Wiki\|William Penn}}, the founder of Pennsylvania. While the Lenape relationship with Penn was peaceful, when he died, his sons forced most of the Lenape off their land in a deal known as the "{{Wiki\|Walking Purchase}}".		The Lenape were one of the first nations to come into contact with [[Europe]]an settlers, including {{Wiki\|William Penn}}, the founder of Pennsylvania. While the Lenape relationship with Penn was peaceful, when he died, his sons forced most of the Lenape off their land in a deal known as the "{{Wiki\|Walking Purchase}}".

	During the [[French and Indian War]], the Lenape sided primarily with the [[French Army]], though some groups later joined the [[British Army\|British]]. During the [[American Revolutionary War]], they became the first tribe to sign a land treaty with the [[Continental Congress]], and agreed to supply the [[Continental Army\|Patriot army]] with scouts in exchange for food supplies.		During the [[French and Indian War]], the Lenape sided primarily with the [[French Army]], though some groups later joined the [[British Army\|British]]. The Lenape, [[Shawnee]] and [[Abenaki]] participated in the French attack on the [[Braddock Expedition]].

			During the [[American Revolutionary War]], they became the first tribe to sign a land treaty with the [[Continental Congress]], and agreed to supply the [[Continental Army\|Patriot army]] with scouts in exchange for food supplies.

	Afterwards, relations became strained, with the [[United States]] relocating the Lenape to reservations in {{Wiki\|Ohio}} and southern [[Canada]].		Afterwards, relations became strained, with the [[United States]] relocating the Lenape to reservations in {{Wiki\|Ohio}} and southern [[Canada]].