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Native Americans in the United States

Native Americans (also called Indians, American Indians, First Americans, and Indigenous Americans) are the Indigenous peoples of the United States, particularly of the lower 48 states and Alaska. They may also include any Americans whose origins lie in any of the Indigenous peoples of North or South America. The United States Census Bureau publishes…

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Arizona
319,512
California
631,016
New Mexico
212,241
Oklahoma
332,791
Texas
278,948

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Native Americans in the United States

Nodes533
Edges532
Triples94
Avg. degree2
Density0.003752
Components1

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Native Americans in the United States

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related to history · 33
Native Americans in the United States → Alaska, Americas, Archaeological, Archaic, Around, BCE, Beringia, By, Cahokia, CE, Clovis, Eastern Woodlands, Folsom, Great Lakes, Gulf, Hopewell, Kelp Highway, Major Paleo-Indian, Mexico, Mississippian
related to Race, ethnicity, and citizenship · 18
Native Americans in the United States → American, American Indian, As, Christianity, English, European, Historically, In, Indian, Kill, Native, Native American, Native Americans, Natives, Those, United States, While, With
Arizona · 1
Native Americans in the United States → 319,512
California · 1
Native Americans in the United States → 631,016
New Mexico · 1
Native Americans in the United States → 212,241
Oklahoma · 1
Native Americans in the United States → 332,791
Texas · 1
Native Americans in the United States → 278,948

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native american americans tribes indian tribal indigenous many people land states peoples alaska rights us indians government federal tribe cherokee

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Native Americans in the United StatesArizona319,5121.00infobox
Native Americans in the United StatesCalifornia631,0161.00infobox
Native Americans in the United StatesNew Mexico212,2411.00infobox
Native Americans in the United StatesOklahoma332,7911.00infobox
Native Americans in the United StatesTexas278,9481.00infobox
the Trail of Tears.A justification for conquestinstance ofresulting in ethnic cleansing and forced marches0.80text
subjugation stemmed from dehumanizing stereotypes like those in the United States Declaration of Independenceinstance ofresulting in ethnic cleansing and forced marches0.80text
which described Native Americans asinstance ofresulting in ethnic cleansing and forced marches0.80text
Aleutinstance ofhas not traditionally included Native Hawaiians or some Alaska Natives0.80text
Yup'ikinstance ofhas not traditionally included Native Hawaiians or some Alaska Natives0.80text
or Inuitinstance ofhas not traditionally included Native Hawaiians or some Alaska Natives0.80text
while in Canadainstance ofhas not traditionally included Native Hawaiians or some Alaska Natives0.80text

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