They also have many ceremonial dances to honour nature or restore balance. These include Coyote Dance, the Mountain Dance, the Night Dance, etc.
-Aditya Gupta (SMSMB)

The Choctaw tribe believes in good and evil spirits. They worship Sun as a deity, who has the power of life and death. Before the arrival of missionaries, they had no concept of prayer. They never worshipped idols but believed in the existence of a great spirit, which is omnipresent and possesses supernatural powers.

On the death of a person, different branches of the person's family took turns sitting with the body each night. Then the body was buried in the cemetery with preaching services and hymns. The dishes which the dead person ate were broken over the grave so that no one else could use them.
-Rhea Singh (SMSMB)

Late at night around the campfires, Seminole children used to listen to the elders retell the old stories. These priceless legends impart valuable lessons about living in harmony with nature and also about the beliefs of the Seminoles of Florida. They have been collected and told on a riveting CD called Seminole Fire by Chief Jim Billie. This book joins another book collection called, Legends Of The Seminoles, by Betty Mae Jump.
-Surabhi Kansal (SMSMB)

Their beliefs include understanding the ‘Manidoog;. It is the source of life and existence. It also means that all things have spirit- Gratitude to the “Great Spirit “ or the “Great Mystery”. For them, praying to the spirits is important. The women are given respect as bearers of life and protectors of water . Spirits are honored by offering tobacco to them. The most interesting is the “Pow Wow”a North merican ceremony involves meetings,feasting, singing and dancing.

People of Ojibwa tribe worship spirits residing in birds, animals , lightning, fire, etc.
-Akshat Kapoor (SMSMB)