- in the 1850s,
officially known as the
Native American Party before 1855, and
afterwards simply the
American Party.
Members of the
movement were required...
-
Native Americans (also
called American Indians,
First Americans, or
Indigenous Americans) are the
Indigenous peoples of the
United States of
America, particularly...
- Indigenous or
Native American in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Native Americans or
Native American usually refers to
Native Americans in the United...
-
party that
opposed immigration to the
United States, a
policy known as nativism. The Know-Nothings also
called themselves the "
Native American Party"...
- of
American Indian,
Alaska Native, and
Native Hawaiian arts and
cultures in the
United States, the Ford Foundation, arts advocates, and
American Indian...
- The
American Independent Party (AIP) is an
American political party that was
established in 1967. The
American Independent Party is best
known for its...
- the
topic of
Native American alcohol misuse. A
survey of
death certificates from 2006 to 2010
showed that
deaths among Native Americans due to alcohol...
- The
destruction of
Native American peoples, cultures, and
languages has been
characterized as genocide.
Debates are
ongoing as to
whether the
entire process...
- are
Native American people –
defined as
Native American due to
being affiliated with
Native American communities and
being culturally Native American –...
- An
American Indian reservation is an area of land held and
governed by a U.S.
federal government-recognized
Native American tribal nation,
whose government...