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Native American refers to the indigenous peoples who inhabited North America before the arrival of Europeans. They comprise a diverse range of tribes, bands, and ethnic groups, many of which survive as intact political communities today.
History
The history of Native American peoples is a rich tapestry of cultures, languages, and civilizations. They have lived on the North American continent for over 15,000 years, with complex societies and advanced technologies. The arrival of Europeans in the 15th century brought significant changes, including disease, warfare, and displacement.
Culture
Native American culture is diverse and varied, reflecting the different environments in which these peoples have lived. Traditional practices and beliefs are often closely tied to the natural world, with a strong emphasis on community and respect for the land.
Contemporary Issues
Today, Native Americans face a number of challenges and issues. These include poverty, health disparities, and ongoing struggles for sovereignty and cultural preservation.
