Native Americans fight for right to identity, education and for land. Native Americans are the American Indians who are the first inhabitants in United States.
Explanation:
The most famous and largest native american tribe that live in United states is the Cherokee nation. Unfortunately, the increase in population in native American tribes have gone down drastically because they struggle for their identity. They are mostly observed to be old fashioned and stereotyped who is always drunk but in other native tribes, mixed marriages have allowed the population of native tribes to increase to an extent.
As per the statistics, 1% of the United States population is considered to be the native American Indians. 12% is Hispaniola and 75% of the population is considered to be the whites. Native Americans consider themselves to be the ambassadors of the past and they consider that to get civilized is not what they really desire. Still,they continue for their identity and they want their lands in the west which were the place when old customs and religious traditions were followed.
The New Right refers in many ways to "a
<span> coalition of political and religious conservatives</span>" in that they sought smaller government and looser social controls.
