The Winnebago System refers to a group of Native American tribes in the upper Midwest, primarily in present-day Wisconsin and Minnesota. It includes the Winnebago Tribe, also known as the Ho-Chunk Nation, which historically inhabited the region. The system is characterized by its unique cultural practices, language, and social organization. The Winnebago System is notable for its historical interactions with European settlers and the U.S. government. These interactions led to treaties, land cessions, and the establishment of reservations. Today, the Ho-Chunk Nation continues to preserve its cultural heritage while engaging in economic development and community initiatives.