Are the real Americans Indians?

Inaccurate, because the United States is a multi-ethnic country, and Indians are only the indigenous people of the United States and an ethnic group in the United States.

The United States is a multi-ethnic country, and Indians are one of the ethnic groups. They are the earliest residents of the United States and have made significant contributions to the development of the Americas and the United States. However, in the early days, successive American governments adopted policies of genocide, segregation and assimilation against them, artificially depriving them of their citizenship and reducing them to the lowest level of society.

The United States is a multi-ethnic country, known as the melting pot of nations. Among the many ethnic groups, there are both native Indians and people from other countries around the world. So it is inaccurate to say that Indians are truly Americans.

Current status of the Indian population:

According to estimates from the U.S. Census Bureau, as of the end of 2018, there were 5.7 million Indians in the United States, accounting for approximately 2% of the total population. 22 of them % live on Indian reservations. These reservations are mainly located in the barren central and western regions. The largest area is about 65,000 square kilometers and the smallest is only 0.5 square kilometers. Before the arrival of white colonists, Indians were distributed almost everywhere in the United States, but today they are hard to find in major cities on the east and west coasts.

The National Museum of the American Indian, standing next to the Capitol Building in Washington, uses words, pictures and objects to display the tragic experiences of Indians over the past 400 years. According to the museum website, when faced with the uninvited guests on the Mayflower, the Indians showed their hospitable nature. With their help, the white colonists settled down and obtained a good harvest. The day when they and the Indians celebrated the harvest was later named Thanksgiving Day. However, after that, the white colonists used war and deception to force the Indian tribes to sign one unequal treaty after another, and cleverly seized large amounts of land from the Indians.

Reference for the above content? People's Daily Online - The history of the development of the United States is a history of blood and tears of Indians