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**xiaoselangone** · 09-12-2011, 01:05 AM

Everyone who has been born and raised in America is American, but the actual Native Americans are of course the Amerindians, that will stay that way for now at least in my eyes. I think on the inside even Americans consider the Amerindians the actual Native Americans, thus the romanticism with them as well.

But I think with time that idea might change, just like the perception of whom Americans are, though this will take a while I think.

I should add that most people might also consider colonial Americans as Native to America, along with the later Italian/Irish migration (I'm not sure if the Irish came later? sorry correct me if I'm wrong) as well.

09-12-2011, 01:05 AM	#2
xiaoselangone Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 542 Senior Member	Everyone who has been born and raised in America is American, but the actual Native Americans are of course the Amerindians, that will stay that way for now at least in my eyes. I think on the inside even Americans consider the Amerindians the actual Native Americans, thus the romanticism with them as well. But I think with time that idea might change, just like the perception of whom Americans are, though this will take a while I think. I should add that most people might also consider colonial Americans as Native to America, along with the later Italian/Irish migration (I'm not sure if the Irish came later? sorry correct me if I'm wrong) as well.
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