What is Native American? What about North America? What about South America? What about America?

Strictly speaking, the United States has no indigenous people of its own evolution. The so-called aborigines are people who immigrated to America from ancient Eastern Europe, North Asia and Malays, and Indians are the collective names of these relocated households. Eskimos are independent of this name.

In North America, most of the earliest peoples were Mongols, Siberia and Eastern Europeans, as well as some ancient Eskimos. Some scholars even think that a branch of ancient people, including China and Yunnan, has migrated to North America.

South America is mostly a mixed-race of melanesians, Malays and North American nationalities or groups.

The United States .. Because the United States existed relatively late, and it is constantly expanding due to merger, intermarriage, immigration, mixed blood and other reasons, you can basically find all ethnic groups in major countries and regions in the world, but the main population is "Europeans, Africans, Asians and Latinos".

At present, there are more than 300 million people in the United States, European-about 65%, Latino-14%. Asia -6%, not (nigger)-13%. Other -2%

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Inuit is a branch of Eskimo, and Indians are the floorboard of all aborigines.

To answer Indians, there are many choices to answer; Indians and Inuit or Eskimos.

What your teacher means is probably; Inuit people live in areas such as "near the Arctic Circle, northern Canada" and have little to do with the present "America".