This is actually very simple. Take out a map, a USA continental map is best, and find where you live at now (the more specific the better). Once you have found that, then look to your RIGHT until you find the Atlantic Ocean (make note of this) NOW look to your LEFT until you find the Pacific Ocean (make note of this as well) NOW look UP (North) Until you find the Arctic Circle, and DOWN (South) until you see The Strait of Magellan sometimes called Tierra del Fuego (and note both of these positions). Now, IF you live between THOSE POINTS (as noted above) then YES American Natives lived on, and owned (still own) those lands, we can even be more specific -- if where you live is NORTH of the equator then it was North American Natives, and if it is South, then it is South American Natives. Please note: F. Victoria noted in his 1532 treaties on Indian Law, that Natives upon the recently discovered continent of America, are the rightful owners of those lands. All of those lands, Cohen's Handbook of Federal Indian Law (all editions).
The Creek Indians lived in South Middle Tennessee. Creek Indians also lived along the Tennessee River. Creek Indians also lived in Alabama and Georgia.
There were three tribes that mainly lived in Venezuela. The first one is the Akawaio Indians, The Summi Indians, and the Yeshret Indians
woodland indians lived in longhouses and olmecs in tepees
Most lived there, But a small other portoin of Indians went and lived in Villages Near By
They lived in shelter homes and wooden homes
The land has many trees and they lived near rivers
They lived there! We (white settlers) invaded their land.
The Plains Indians thought welfare was not right. They fought and lived of the land.
they lived near the deleware river
the chinook indian lived in rocky land forms
The Incas
The Shawnee Indians landforms they lived on is plains
Squamish Indians lived in the northwest United States, before selling the land to the United States in 1861.
from the Native Indians that used to lived in the island. Ayiti( means mountainous land)
all the indians that lived
The Pacific Northwest Indians lived on a narrow strip of land between the Pacific Ocean and forestland. Several communities, or tribes, lived in this area including the Nisga'a.
Yes. American Indians (First Nations) lived in the area.