Sentence examples for american aboriginal from inspiring English sources

American Indian, also called Indian, Native American, indigenous American, aboriginal American, Amerindian, or Amerind, member of any of the aboriginal peoples of the Western Hemisphere.

While many tribes made wooden masks and decorated them with colourful ingenuity, no North American aboriginal people developed the art of imaginative characterization to such an extreme.

The indigenous groups in the region also reflect a strong Spanish influence that was largely absent from most of the North American aboriginal peoples.

The most influential American aboriginal artist of the period was Willie Dunn, a prolific Métis poet, singer, film-maker and activist who resembles Johnny Cash on 1971's quietly righteous I Pity the Country.

Manitoba is home to a number of North American aboriginal groups, including the Assiniboin and Ojibwa Indians (First Nations) in the south, the Cree and Chipewyan Indians in the north, and the Inuit (aboriginal Arctic people of Canada, called Eskimo in the United States) on the Hudson Bay coast.

It is encountered, for example, in Southeast Asia, Oceania, and among many American aboriginal tribes, although it does not play a role of the first order in Africa except among those few groups that have remained hunters and gatherers, such as the San.

Like African Americans, Aboriginal people have faced decades of police brutality, and the most we have to show for it are semi-regular reports detailing allegations that were ultimately never pursued.

Search descriptors were the MeSH (Medical Sub-Heading) terms including: "Aboriginal", "American Native", "American Native continental ancestry group", "American Indian", "Inuit", "First Nations", and "Métis", combined with "Canada" and "Alberta" as well as the MeSH synonyms for each SDH; "income", "poverty", "socioeconomic factors", "education", "employment", and "housing".

There is no such thing as a Native American and Aboriginal genre, or Christian/Futuristic genre.

FIC059000: FICTION/Native American & Aboriginal.

Participants self-reported ethnicity for the biological grandparents, parents, and the child with nephrotic syndrome into up to four of the following categories: European/Canadian/American, South Asian, Asian/Pacific Islander, African, West Indian/Caribbean, Middle Eastern, South American, and Aboriginal.