Columbus was a Spanish explorer whose intention was to find a route to India by going west because the Ottoman Empire was heavily guarding the Eastern side. When Columbus reached land, he was in what we call the West Indies but assumed he was in India so he erroneously referred to them as Indian or in his language (Spanish) : Los Indios
Despite this some people still continue to refer to Native Americans as "Indians" even though it is obvious to us that Indians are really from the other part of the world and that Native Americans are not related to them at all. Most people use the term "Native American" because it is politically correct as opposed to "Indian" which is actually a mistake but "Indian" is still widely used erroneously by both Americans and non-American
Columbus was a Spanish explorer whose intention was to find a route to India by going west because the Ottoman Empire was heavily guarding the Eastern side. When Columbus reached land, he was in what we call the West Indies but assumed he was in India so he erroneously referred to them as Indian or in his language (Spanish) : Los Indios
Despite this some people still continue to refer to Native Americans as "Indians" even though it is obvious to us that Indians are really from the other part of the world and that Native Americans are not related to them at all. Most people use the term "Native American" because it is politically correct as opposed to "Indian" which is actually a mistake but "Indian" is still widely used erroneously by both Americans and non-American
Columbus believed that he had landed in India.
because Indians are people from India and it is completely different from native american
They called it as Native American Homes.
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Columbus called the Native Americans Indians, because he thought he was in India when he arrived in America. The name stuck, and we still call them Indians today.
Native Americans called themselves by their tribe (i.e. Cherokee, Powatan, Lakota, etc.) When Christopher Columbus arrived, he erroneously believed he was in the Indies, so he declared them "Indians".
because Indians are people from India and it is completely different from native american
They called it as Native American Homes.
apache
because Indians are people from India and it is completely different from native american
Some native Americans in the Middle Colonies were the Algonquin and the Iroquois tribes.
The southern colonies like the rest of the original thirteen colonies were inhabited before the arrival of the European settlers by native Americans. The Native American tribes there were the Seminole, Chickasaw, Choctaw, Muscogee, Cherokee, Caddo, and Comanche.
Columbus called the Native Americans Indians, because he thought he was in India when he arrived in America. The name stuck, and we still call them Indians today.
No; they were called that by European explorers who believed they had sailed west all the way to India.
Yes, the Aztec people were Native American peoples who inhabited central Mexico in the 14th to 16th centuries. They were part of the larger indigenous peoples of the Americas known as Native Americans.
Native Americans called themselves by their tribe (i.e. Cherokee, Powatan, Lakota, etc.) When Christopher Columbus arrived, he erroneously believed he was in the Indies, so he declared them "Indians".
Some Native American groups that were in the middle colonies, were the Algonquin and the Iroquois tribes. (:
THE INDIANS (NATIVE AMERICANS)