What race does America belong to?

Native Americans are Indians, but there are a few Inuit, who are yellow. The yellow race has two branches: the Asian branch and the American branch, both of which are American branches. The United States belongs to the United States, and the aborigines on American soil are all called Indians except Inuit (also known as Eskimos).

Because Europeans discovered America, colonized America and slaughtered primitive indigenous tribes in the era of great navigation.

Disaster in India:

According to historical records, the American government also used many tricks to expel Indians. From 65438 to the 1970s, the American government hired a large number of hunters to hunt wild bison, which Indians depended on for their livelihood. The sharp decline in the number of bison makes it difficult for Indian tribes to survive. Some officials often use the simplicity of Indians to scare them out of fear.

From 1887 to 1933, about 90 million acres (about 364,200 square kilometers) were taken away from American Indians. From the end of 15 to the beginning of the 20th century, the population of American Indians plummeted from 5 million to 250,000. This is a real "genocide" in human history.

Dave Archaimbaud, chairman of the Liyansu tribe in the United States, said angrily, "The history of American development is a history of Indian blood and tears. Our people have been treated like this for hundreds of years, and they are really fed up! "