This is a list of notable Native Americans (first nations and descendants)
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Athletes
- Notah Begay III Diné- PGA Tour golfer
- Rod Curl - PGA Tour golfer
- Louis Sockalexis - Major League Baseball player
- Jim Thorpe - Olympic Gold Medalist and Football / Baseball player
- Johnny Bench - Hall of Fame Catcher
- Joba Chamberlain - Pitcher, New York Yankees
- Jacoby Ellsbury - Outfielder, Boston Red Sox
- Mickie James - Professional wrestler
Historic figures
See List of Native American leaders
- Indian Will
- Ishi
- Pocahontas
- Sacagawea
- Touch the Clouds
- Sequoyah (Cherokee)
- Squanto
- White Eyes (Lenape)
- Chief G. Anne Richardson (Chief of the Rappahannock tribe - first female chief in Virginia since the 1700s)
Politicians
- Ben Nighthorse Campbell (Cheyenne)- former senator from Colorado
- Chad 'Corntassel' Smith- Principal Chief of Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma
- Peterson Zah Diné
- Tom Cole (Chickasaw) Congressman from Oklahoma
- Charles Curtis (Ka) Senator from Kansas; Vice President under Herbert Hoover
- Hiawatha- Iroquois Native American Chief
Artists and Entertainers
See also List of Native American musicians
- Aaliyah- Singer
- Tori Amos - pianist and singer-songwriter (part Cherokee)
- Jessica Biel, actress (part Choctaw)
- Brandon Boyd, lead singer of Incubus
- Wilford Brimley - actor
- Tonantzin Carmelo- actress
- Johnny Depp, actor (part Cherokee)
- Fergie (Stacy Ferguson), singer with The Black Eyed Peas
- Megan Fox, actress
- Jack Hoxie, actor (Nez Perce mother)[1]
- Vanessa Hudgens, actress
- Angelina Jolie, actress and humanitarian (Mother of Iroquois descent)
- Jonas Brothers
- Taylor Lautner - actor
- William Least Heat-Moon, author
- Litefoot - actor/hip hop artist
- Charles Mingus - jazz composer, band leader, and bass player
- R. Carlos Nakai - Navajo Musician
- Nampeyo- Hopi potter
- Wayne Newton singer and entertainer
- Nikki Nova - adult film actress (part Cherokee)
- Oscar Pettiford - bebop jazz bass player
- Chuck Norris, actor
- Lou Diamond Phillips, actor
- Nikki Reed - actress, (part Cherokee)
- Brandon Routh - actor, has a small amount of Native-American ancestry
- Will Rogers (Cherokee)
- Mackenzie Rosman
- Tura Satana, dancer/actress (Cheyenne descent)
- Jay Silverheels, actor (Canadian Mohawk Indian)
- Taboo (Jaime Luis Gómez) - Rapper (part Shoshone)
- Maria Tallchief - ballerina
- Tina Turner, singer
- Liv Tyler- actress (part Cherokee)
- Carrie Underwood - singer (Muscogee)
- Pete Wentz, bassist for Fall Out Boy (German/Native American father and Hawaiian mother)
- Ray Young Bear - poet
- Rudy Youngblood - actor (Comanche)
Academics
- Fred Begay Nuclear Scientist
- Joe Medicine Crow Anthropologist
See also
List of Native Americans of the United States
References
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