Native Americans

Native Americans, also known as American Indians or Indigenous Peoples, are the original inhabitants of North America, predating European contact and settlement.

They comprise a diverse group of distinct tribes, each with its own culture, languages, and traditions. Native American history is marked by a rich heritage and a complex relationship with European settlers and the United States government.

Native Americans are a diverse group of indigenous people with a long history on the North American continent. Their experiences encompass both the enduring challenges they have faced and the rich cultural contributions they continue to make to American society.

Acknowledging their history and promoting understanding and cooperation are essential steps towards a more inclusive and equitable future.