The Ho-Chunk are a tribe of Native Americans commonly called Winnebago, who are a branch of the Winnebago tribe who returned to their homeland in Wisconsin.
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The Winnebago (tribe) of Native Americans with a reservation in Nebraska and Iowa.
The Ho-Chunk are a tribe of Native Americans commonly called Winnebago, who are a branch of the Winnebago tribe who returned to their homeland in Wisconsin.
A Winnebago is a popular brand of recreational vehicle, manufactured by Winnebago Industries of Forest City, Iowa.
The name Winnebago signifies "filthy water" (Chippewa, winipeg), and was originally applied to the lake near which the tribe was living in the seventeenth century.
The religious belief of the Winnebago resembled those of the Dakota and central Algonquins, their chief deity being the Manuna or earth-maker.
The Winnebago had a tradition of the Deluge; their paradise was in the skies, and the Milky Way they believed to be the path by which those who died journeyed to heaven.
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