Today, intelligence is measured by educational achievement, technical ability, the understanding of complex technical processes and so on. None of that can be applied to historic native cultures anywhere in the world.
Instead, practical factors were applied. It takes intelligence to be able track an animal or human in dense undergrowth, in barren desert or open grasslands; it takes considerable intelligence to remain concealed from enemies while watching their camp and awaiting an opportunity to steal the war-horses tied outside the tipis of the enemy warriors (without being detected); it takes intelligence to find wild plant foods and know which are edible and which may kill you; it takes immense intelligence to capture a live golden eagle and take its tail feathers without being seriously injured by talons or beak; it takes intelligence to start a fire without matches or flint-and-steel (try it yourself and see); it takes intelligence to survive in extremes of weather with little or no food in the depths of winter.
There are many different types of intelligence and it is entirely wrong to apply modern ideas and standards to other cultures - when studying native cultures, start by forgetting everything you know and look at them with a completely open mind.
Native Americans defined intelligence as a holistic and interconnected understanding of the world. They valued the ability to be in tune with nature, to observe and understand patterns, and to have a deep connection with the spiritual realm. Intelligence was not solely determined by academic knowledge, but also by emotional and intuitive wisdom.
Depends on how you define "Native American". Teneyuca is an Aztec surname.
If they are born a Native American they can be, but if not,no.
sequoia was a native american
"Camp X' did not define Canada. It was a World War II intelligence centre, also called "Intrepid" by the British.
yes. he is as of caucasian and native american decsent his mom is caucasian and his dad is a native american
Depends on how you define "Native American". Teneyuca is an Aztec surname.
There is no single term to define what being a Native American is, nor could a set of terms define this. Being Native American is more about a spiritual understanding inside a set of complex rules that would (and does) take a lifetime to understand.
Psychologists characterize and define intelligence as the ability to understand or comprehend something. When you understand something, you are likely to profit from it.
How well you can understand things, how quickly you can learn things, the knowledge you have, and how you use it, is how I define intelligence.
It can be (as in native language, native intelligence). It can also be a noun for a person native to a place or country.
Cherokee (a Native American language).
A nativist would define a "real" American as a native-born, white citizen from America.
If they are born a Native American they can be, but if not,no.
Michelle and daniellle define American history:)
sequoia was a native american
how does the kkk define americanism
Because we a searching for an intelligence that is not limited to the human mind, but based on it. And this without knowing how to define the base.