Pima people

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The Pima people are a Native American group traditionally living along the Gila and Salt Rivers in what is now Arizona, known for their farming culture and enduring presence in the Sonoran Desert region.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Native American people
indigenous people of the United States
alsoKnownAs Akimel O’otham
River Pima
linked to: Gila River
colonialContactWith Spanish Empire
country United States
culturalPractice basketry
oral storytelling
pottery
traditional songs
culturalRegion American Southwest
Oasisamerica
demographicLocation Gila River Indian Reservation
Salt River Indian Reservation
ethnicGroupOf United States
federallyRecognizedTribe Gila River Indian Community
Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community
governingBody tribal council
historicalEvent Pima Revolt of 1751
language O’odham language
linked to: Pima language
languageFamily Uto-Aztecan languages
linked to: Uto-Aztecan
laterContactWith Mexican government
United States government
nativeName Akimel O’odham
linked to: Pima
notableIssue high prevalence of type 2 diabetes
water rights disputes in Arizona
relatedEthnicGroup Hia C-ed O’odham
Pima Bajo
Tohono O’odham
linked to: Tohono O'odham
religion Christianity
traditional O’odham religion
researchSubjectOf epidemiological studies on diabetes
sharesReservationWith Maricopa people
traditionalCrops beans
corn
cotton
squash
wheat
traditionalEconomy riverine agriculture
traditionalHousing adobe structures
brush houses
traditionalRegion Arizona
Gila River
Salt River
Sonoran Desert
traditionalSubsistence farming
irrigated agriculture
usesIrrigationFrom Gila River
Salt River

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Maricopa people historicalAlliance Pima people
Tepehuán relatedGroup Pima people
Yavapai people neighboringGroup Pima people
Hohokam culture succeededBy O'odham peoples
linked to: Pima people
lower Gila River historicallyUsedBy Pima (Akimel O’odham) people
linked to: Pima people
Pima spokenBy Akimel O’odham people
linked to: Pima people
Pima spokenBy Pima people
Tohono O'odham ethnographicGroup O'odham peoples
linked to: Pima people
Tohono O'odham relatedEthnicGroup Pima people
Indigenous peoples of the Southwest hasSubgroup Pima (Akimel O’odham)
linked to: Pima people
Pima County, Arizona namedAfter Pima people
Gila River region inhabitedBy Pima people
Pima language spokenBy Akimel O’odham people
linked to: Pima people
Pima language spokenBy Pima people
Akimel O’odham language ethnicGroup Akimel O’odham people
linked to: Pima people
O’odham language continuum spokenBy Akimel O’odham people
linked to: Pima people
Akimel O’otham hasAlternativeName Pima Indians
linked to: Pima people
Hia C-ed O’odham subgroupOf O’odham peoples
linked to: Pima people
Hia C-ed O’odham culturallyRelatedTo O’odham peoples
linked to: Pima people
Hia C-ed O’odham linguisticallyRelatedTo O’odham peoples
linked to: Pima people
Pima Revolt of 1751 hasEthnicGroup Pima people
Pima Revolt of 1751 hasParticipant Pima people
Pima Revolt of 1751 hasRelatedEthnicGroup O’odham peoples
linked to: Pima people
Piipaash people culturallyRelatedTo O’odham peoples
linked to: Pima people
Papago subgroupOf O'odham peoples
linked to: Pima people
Akimel O'odham relatedEthnicGroup O'odham peoples
linked to: Pima people