Indigenous Peoples of the Americas

Indigenous Peoples of the Americas refers to the original inhabitants of North, Central, and South America, including tribes and nations such as the Navajo, Sioux, Cherokee, and many others. They have rich cultures, languages, and histories that predate European colonization. These communities maintain unique traditions, spiritual beliefs, and social structures, often tied to their ancestral lands. Despite facing significant challenges, including displacement and cultural assimilation, Indigenous Peoples continue to advocate for their rights, preservation of their heritage, and environmental stewardship, contributing to the cultural diversity and history of the Americas.