The Muscogee people are also known as the Creek, and their history is closely tied to the history of the United States. Although they were officially recognized by George Washington, their interactions with the U.S. government were not always congenial. In fact, they were one of the groups forced to relocate through the Trail of Tears. Despite the hardships they faced, they managed to maintain their culture, which is brought to life for readers in great detail. Helpful sidebars and captivating photographs provide additional avenues for readers to learn about the history and culture of this important Indigenous group.