Category:American Indian - Revision history

CAClark at 02:49, 17 October 2016

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Varieties with a particularly strong association with one or more of the indigenous peoples of North America.

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	Varieties with a particularly strong association with one or more of the original peoples of North America. Each variety in this category is also tagged with its more specific tribal or national affiliation.		Varieties with a particularly strong association with one or more of the original peoples of North America. Each variety in this category is also tagged with its more specific tribal or national affiliation.

−	I'm using the term "American Indian" instead of "Native American" because, as of a 1995 survey of indigenous Americans, that term was preferred by 49% of respondents, versus 35% for "Native American." From my explorations of tribal websites that seems to still be the case, but if that or any related terminology is out of date please let me know and I will make changes right away.	+	I'm using the term "American Indian" instead of "Native American" because, as of a 1995 survey of indigenous Americans, that term was preferred by 49% of respondents, versus 35% for "Native American." From my explorations of official tribal websites that seems to still be the case, but if that or any related terminology is out of date please let me know and I will make changes right away.

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−	Varieties with a particularly strong association with one or more of the original peoples of North America. Each variety in this category is also tagged with its specific tribal or national affiliation.	+	Varieties with a particularly strong association with one or more of the original peoples of North America. Each variety in this category is also tagged with its more specific tribal or national affiliation.

−	I'm using the term "American Indian" instead of "Native American" because, as of a 1995 survey of indigenous Americans, that term was preferred by 49% of respondents, versus 35% for "Native American." If that or any related terminology is out of date please let me know and I will make changes right away.	+	I'm using the term "American Indian" instead of "Native American" because, as of a 1995 survey of indigenous Americans, that term was preferred by 49% of respondents, versus 35% for "Native American." From my explorations of tribal websites that seems to still be the case, but if that or any related terminology is out of date please let me know and I will make changes right away.

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−	Varieties with a particularly strong association with one or more of the ~~indigenous~~ peoples of North America.	+	Varieties with a particularly strong association with one or more of the original peoples of North America. Each variety in this category is also tagged with its specific tribal or national affiliation.

−	I'm using the term "American Indian" instead of "Native American" because, as of a 1995 survey of indigenous Americans, that term was preferred by 49% of respondents, versus 35% for "Native American." If that is out of date please let me know and I will ~~update this category~~ right away.	+	I'm using the term "American Indian" instead of "Native American" because, as of a 1995 survey of indigenous Americans, that term was preferred by 49% of respondents, versus 35% for "Native American." If that or any related terminology is out of date please let me know and I will make changes right away.

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−	Varieties with a particularly strong association with one or more of the indigenous peoples of North America.	+	Varieties with a particularly strong association with one or more of the indigenous peoples of North America.
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		+	I'm using the term "American Indian" instead of "Native American" because, as of a 1995 survey of indigenous Americans, that term was preferred by 49% of respondents, versus 35% for "Native American." If that is out of date please let me know and I will update this category right away.