The term "True Indians" can be subjective and may refer to various aspects of identity, culture, or heritage. India is a diverse nation with a rich tapestry of languages, religions, and traditions, making it difficult to define a singular notion of what it means to be a "True Indian." Ultimately, being Indian is about embracing this diversity and sharing a common love for the country, regardless of individual backgrounds.
yes it is true but the Paiute Indians lived in Utah
They were polytheistic
true
i think the Indians and british did not the English/Americans is that true i just found out the Indians and Americans did ok bye
No they did not. They thought it was a disgrace to hide their true self under clothing.
yes it is true but the Paiute Indians lived in Utah
true
They were polytheistic
True!
True.
The Indians felt that they were superior to the European Settlers and would only he if paid.
It is true. Remember that when the Indians forced the Spaniards out of New Mexico and they began quarreling again?
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No.
yes
true
i think the Indians and british did not the English/Americans is that true i just found out the Indians and Americans did ok bye