Are Native people Indians?
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native to what land? india? then yes.\nif you mean native americans, then "indian" was a misnomer. when columbus landed here, he hoped he had landed in india. "indians" would have made sense if he was correct.\nthe name just stuck. like many things in history and language. \n:D
419192
do your own homework.\nalso... you might get docked for not calling them native americans.
1149931
NATIVE American, red.
933124
i believe he was looking for India. that's why native people are called Indians
1091361
No American Indians are not myth.  They are of the human species just like you.  They are not extinct.\n\nThis is what the Smithsonian Institue says:\nThe American Indians are physically Mongoloids and thus must have originated in eastern Asia. The differences in appearance of the various New World tribes in recent times are due to (1) the initial variability of their Asian ancestors; (2) adaptations over several millennia to varied New World environments; and (3) different degrees of mixing in post-Columbian times with people of European, African, and Asian origins. Differences from their relatives in northeastern Asia are also due to changes in the latter populations after the separation. \n\nBering Strait, where the Eastern and Western Hemispheres face one another across a narrow strip of water, is the most likely place for migrating groups to have crossed into the New World. There is not sufficient evidence for immigration via other routes before the Norse arrivals in Greenland and Newfoundland about A.D. 1,000, and if indeed any other early voyages occurred, they were insignificant for the origins and composition of New World populations. \n\nJust when the Paleo-Indians--the first inhabitants of the Americas--entered the Americas is still under investigation. The prevailing theory calls for bands of interior hunters passing over the Bering Land Bridge, when sea levels were as much as 300 feet below at the end of the last Ice Age, and preceding through an "ice-free corridor" between the Laurentide and Cordilleran ice sheets to reach unglaciated lands to the south. Another theory calls for a coastal movement along the southern edge of the Land Bridge by early sea-adapted peoples. Certainly Paleo-Indians were well established south of the ice sheet by 12,000 years ago. Yet those probably were not the first arrivals. Sites and artifacts claimed to be older than this are gaining acceptance, but anything dated older than about 14,000 years ago, the date when rising sea levels submerged with Bering Land Bridge, separating Asia from the Americas, is still regarded with skepticism. However, some scholars do feel that humans were in North America at least by 20,000-25,000 years ago.\n\nAt no time, however, was the peopling of the New World a mass movement of people. More likely it was a trickle of small groups or bands entering from Asia over thousands of years. Among the last to arrive were the ancestors of the Eskimos who, settling along the Arctic coasts, effectively ended the migrations.
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I don't, but I've heard some say they are part Native American because it sounds exotic.
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I'm not sure what you mean by real indians. I don't know much about the area today, but\n there is alot of native history in PA, and I think the area you are talking about was seneca land.\n\n Since I'm not sure what you mean by real indians, because your definition can vary from others... I'm assuming you mean "enrolled/recognized" indians and that cannot be answered by myself as I do not live there.  Otherwise there is probably lots of people who have native ancestry living there.
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A sovereign Native American tribe.
580096
No one seems to remember that the Indians (who I deeply respect) immigrated here from RUSSIA. There's no such thing as a native American.
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Technically there is no such thing as a Native American.  The Native American Immigrated here too just long before the Europeans Discovered the Americas....  \n\nScience has actually traced the roots of Native Americans back to Asia.  They crossed the Land Bridge at the Berring Straight  about 3 to 4 thousand years ago.
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There are few Indians who act as Aliens....Indians are human too... Consequently Indians win....Isnt It??
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Even the "Native" Americans are immigrants.  They came from Asia about 14,000 years ago.  No humans evolved in the Americas.  All came from somewhere else.  Indeed, the only continent that has any "natives" at all is Africa, where humanity evolved.  They are immigrants everywhere else.
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Are you asking about indigenuous/Native Americans or those who came from other countries? \nBoth groups(at different times) initially started with gathering, hunting, fishing and later on, farming.
1005806
Ever hear of  the Indians & pilgrims? lol
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The Native American Tribe you are refering to is the Osage Indian Tribe.\n\n"the Ingalls family encounters a French-speaking Osage chief, Soldat du Chene. The Indian tribes who lived in the territory the Ingalls and other white settlers were occupying had decided to make war on the settlers. Soldat du Chene and his tribe came to plead with the other tribes not to kill the white people. He told the tribes that if they began to massacre the settlers, he and his strong Osage would fight them. This persuaded the other tribes to go away peacefully. Soldat du Chene thus saved the Ingalls family's lives."
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The native Americans were in touch with themselves in a way that we are not. Nor can we be . Too many people to much noise it's hard to find quiet. Yes I think that the Indians could do many more things then we can imagine. And they called them savages    God wept
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(1) I feel that Native Americans or American Indians are people who are indigenous to the Americas. \n\n(2) I read that the name Indian was first applied to them by Christopher Columbus, who believed mistakenly that the mainland and islands of America were part of the Indies, in Asia.