Indians are from India, a country in South Asia. Native Americans were called Indians, because Columbus thought he had landed in India when he stumbled across the Americas. The term has gained so much usage, however, that "American Indian" is a generally well understood term.
Some of the Indian leaders were called chiefs.
no it is not because there are Asian Indians and aboriginal Indians. If you call them Indian or red Indian it is unpolitcially correct which means that it is legally wrong and right to call them that
they lived in camp sites and made huts out of clay this was the best fortune made by the cheroke's and they are the best Americans that we don't call Indian we call them NATIVE AMERICANS
traditional
It isn't incorrect.
Yes it would be incorrect.
1830
that would be a CDIB card. Certificate of Degree of Indian Blood (or as I call them, genocide cards
The reasons they're called Native American is because they are native to America. The reason we call them Indians is because Cristopher Columbus thought he had found a new route to India when he first arrived in America. So "Indian" is an incorrect term. "Native American" is correct.
An Indian American is someone who is of Indian ancestry, naturalized citizen or born in America. One should not use this term when mentioning the Native Americans. Native Americans have different culture and features than Indians coming from Asia. It was a mistake to call the Native Americans as American Indians because the colonists thought that they reached India already but in fact, they reached America only.
provided for the general resettlement of Native Americans from east of the Mississippi River to lands west President Jackson was a strong opponent of Indian tribes
The word you are looking for is "squaw". This is considered by many native American women to be an offensive and derogatory term.