Sentence examples for excluded native from inspiring English sources

The Naturalization Act of 1790 excluded Native American Indians from citizenship, considering them, paradoxically, as "domestic foreigners".

For example, the U.S. Census Bureau has often excluded Native Americans from Census studies because of a supposed insufficient sample size.

Records from 1850 indicate a population of 39 free blacks out of a total population of 6,077 citizens in the territory (which excluded Native American tribes).

In a Mass sprinkled with indigenous languages and customs, Pope Francis on Monday gave recognition to the "misunderstood" and "excluded" native peoples long repressed by Mexican power.

Balanus amphitrite, Balanus glandula, and Carcinus aestuarii of the Arthropoda, and Mytilus galloprovincialis of the Mollusca also have invaded several areas and excluded native species.

Thanks to their number and aggressiveness, T. albipes workers might have excluded native dominant arboreal ants from the coast (present inland, they were absent from the coast).

Immigration data also exclude native Puerto Ricans, who are American citizens, though it can be argued that by language, culture and geography, they have much in common with immigrants.

It established that only "free white persons" were eligible to become citizens, a constraint designed to exclude Native Americans and slaves.

He makes the intriguing observation that "a surprising number of Americans" (thus, implicitly excluding Native Americans from that category) joined Indian societies, while "Indians almost never ran away to join white society".

These mats competitively exclude native submersed and floating-leaved plants.

Since the province is a narrower geopolitical category than the autonomous community used in this paper, we can exclude native mobility across autonomous communities (so-called regions in this paper) as a potential factor affecting regional employment convergence.