The American author and historian Jake Page makes the point that if you talk of "native Americans" you must include Hawaiians, Aleuts, Inuits and the descendants of all subsequent immigrants to the New World; they are all native and all American.
When you want to be very specific about a particular race within that general group, the term American Indian is as good as any other - it excludes all the racial types listed above.
David E Wilkens, a member of the Lumbee tribe and a political scientist at the University of Arizona, has written in a monumental study of Indian sovereignty and the US Supreme Court that "Indian or American Indian is the most common appellation used by many indigenous and non-indigenous persons and institutions." It therefore has a legal basis.
The terms "Injuns", "Redskins" and so on were commonly used throughout the American West during the frontier years - not a single person on the American Continents ever used the term "native American" during the period 1492 to 1880, so there is plenty of historical basis for using the word "Indian". Yes, it is ethnically and geographically inaccurate, but in the absence of any other term that does not include the other races mentioned above, it seems reasonable to use it.
People from Lexington, Kentucky, are commonly referred to as "Lexingtonians." This term is used to describe residents or natives of the city. In some contexts, they may also be identified by their association with the state of Kentucky.
native working Africans.
Technically Blacks and Native Americans were the first people. But no not all people are descendants of Blacks or Natives, however there are several nationalities that are, such as some Caribbeans, some Asians, some Hispanics, some Italians.
Some did, some didn't. Some decided to cheat the natives, killed them via disease, and other believed it was wrong. The majority did not want to share the new world with the natives though.
Columbus certainly has his detractors. Some people say he exploited the natives and was obsessed with his personal interests.
People from Lexington, Kentucky, are commonly referred to as "Lexingtonians." This term is used to describe residents or natives of the city. In some contexts, they may also be identified by their association with the state of Kentucky.
woold/bark/and animal bones.
Some Nepal natives live on the mountain, but there are seldom.
Kodiak and Afognak are largely settled by Aleuts. There are some Tlingit and Haida natives there as well.
Yes, some natives were killed by other natives, such as the Lenape and Wampanog.
Some of them do, at least those that own ranches or farms on their reservations.
Some people call him danger jonas. Some people call him Joe Jonas. Some people call him Joeseph Adam Jonas.
native working Africans.
The joker by the Steve miller band
they were taught in different languages
Technically Blacks and Native Americans were the first people. But no not all people are descendants of Blacks or Natives, however there are several nationalities that are, such as some Caribbeans, some Asians, some Hispanics, some Italians.
Some did, some didn't. Some decided to cheat the natives, killed them via disease, and other believed it was wrong. The majority did not want to share the new world with the natives though.