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| The Quinnipiac settled around the harbor of the Quinnipiac River. | The Quinnipiac nation settled around the harbor of the Quinnipiac River. |
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| Amid the [[UnitedStates/Pequot|Pequot]] War, the Quinnipiac effectively were vassalized to the [[UnitedKingdom|English]] colony of Connecticut. | Amid the [[UnitedStates/Pequot|Pequot]] War, the tribe was effectively vassalized to the [[UnitedStates/Connecticut|Connecticut]]. |
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| Their primary settlement, also referred to as Quinnipiac, was purchased by English immigrants in 1638 and re-established in 1640 as [[UnitedStates/NewHaven|New Haven]]. | The primary settlement, also referred to as Quinnipiac, was purchased by English immigrants in 1638 and re-established in 1640 as [[UnitedStates/NewHaven|New Haven]]. |
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Quinnipiac
The Quinnipiac was a Native American nation.
Contents
History
The Quinnipiac nation settled around the harbor of the Quinnipiac River.
Amid the Pequot War, the tribe was effectively vassalized to the Connecticut.
The primary settlement, also referred to as Quinnipiac, was purchased by English immigrants in 1638 and re-established in 1640 as New Haven.
Composition
The tribe was led by a sachem.