The immigrants who had already crossed, fanned out all over North, Central, and South America into as many as 2200 separate tribes with different dialects, religions,and stages of cultural development. However, the Europeans, noting the straight black hair, prominent noses, and skin color, assumed the Indians at first to be one general society.
The Indians, themselves, however, felt little kinship with one another. Largely due to availability of natural resources and degree of agricultural skills…
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