Different Native American People

Imagine someone going up to you and saying " hey American person", even though the fact may be that you don 't wan to be called that. Throughout North American History, we have been labeling many different Native Americann groups by the same title and name, even though they may be completely differnt from each other. Each and every Native groups have their own history, culture, and way of life. It isn 't fair to call and label every ethnic Native group as simply Native Americans. Their are hundreds of different Native ethnic groups out there, with competly differnt lifestyles. They all have differnt names, that they gained thought their history. For one thing they all eat, hunt, and live very differntly from

Last but not least, The ethnic native groups of people all had distinc cultures from one another. For instance, the Chinook People usually never wear cloths, the women only ocasionally wear very tiny short skirts made from cotten and wool, but the men are mostly seen naked and free flowing of any piece of clothing. The Chinook people also have colorful paintings of nature and blue jays all around their houses representing cleaness and health. In contrast to this, Pueblos usually dress themselves with more than one piece of clothing. The Pueblo women is seen wearing a knee-length cotton dresses called mantas, the mantas is fastened at the shoulders and coversfrom the breast down to the knee, and Pueblo men usually wear short kilts to cover theirprivate places. The Pueblos worship their religion withe a ritual prayer stick that is passed through the village from family to famaily to rid the whole village of evil or misfortune. In conclusion, the differnt native ethnic groups should not allbe labelled as Native American groups, and should be called by their rightful names. The Groups do not have mostly anything in common with each other at all. They have different cultures, lifestyles, and beliefs. Calling them all Native Americans is the equivalent to calling any caucasion person in the world Amercian, howover they may not be American. Native ethnic groups should be called by their rightful group names, and not be labelled as Native Americans