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Why is it that the American Indians are called Aboriginals but when your students call them Aborigines they are told that you don't call them that Isn't Aborigines Aboriginal people No matter where?
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In English the term aborigine is generally reserved for the autocthonous inhabitants of Australia. For all other indigenous people we use the term aboriginal.
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That is true, but people generally think of "Aborigines" as Native Australians, and "Indians" as North American peoples. Basically, it's politically correct and easier to describe the Native American peoples of North America as just that.
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