While the Vikings made some minor explorations of North America and had temporary colonies there, contact with Native Americans was limited. Records from the time recount limited trading, and at least one incident of violence.
You do not specify exactly where "here" is. If you mean most areas of North, Central and South America, the Vikings never arrived at any time; they may have seen some of the east coast of North America and a small settlement was established around 1000 AD at L'Anse aux Meadows in Newfoundland and Labrador.
The Vikings were latecomers to the Americas - native Americans had already been "here" for at least 30,000 years before that - perhaps much longer.
The land was lived on by Native Americans for centuries before the first invasion of colonists.
Native Americans are any people group who lived in North America before the Europeans came here. Eskimos lived in northern regions. Of course, many think they arrived here by crossing from Russia but that was thousands of years before Columbus arrived.
ALL colonies had Native Americans. They were here first.
native Americans already farmed
Because most Americans aren't native, They came over from England(hence the term New England) to escape the churches. The people that were here before Europeans are considered Native because they inhabited America before almost anyone else. Everyone else that is an American came from all over the world. Since the founding fathers wanted this country to be a mix of all origins anyone that resides here is classified as an American.All of the non-native Americans did not come over from England only, they came from all over Europe and later on Asia and Latin America and they came over for a variety of reasons not just to escape the church, they also came for land, economic reasons, political reason etc.Native Americans are those who are descendants of the first people in America. Though most Americans are, in fact, native to the land by birth, most Americans ancestors were not native to the land, thus they aren't called Native Americans.
The land was lived on by Native Americans for centuries before the first invasion of colonists.
Native Americans never migrated to the Americas. It was the Europeans that migrated here and the only thing they found was Native Americans. Native Americans have been here since the beginning. Hence the name Native AMERICANS.
yes because they were here before the humans
yes they were here
Native Americans are any people group who lived in North America before the Europeans came here. Eskimos lived in northern regions. Of course, many think they arrived here by crossing from Russia but that was thousands of years before Columbus arrived.
ALL colonies had Native Americans. They were here first.
The research into that question continues and new archaeological finds are constantly adding to our knowledge of the very earliest native Americans. They may have been "here" (wherever that is) for over 40,000 years before Columbus arrived.
yes did get here by boat
They were here, hence the name NATIVE Americans
Native Americans founded Turtle Island (Our name for America) about 50,000 years ago, the USA (Or US) was the name that European settlers put on their government in 1782 (some say 1776). So the Native Americans were here for about 48,000 years before anyone thought of the USA.
Absolutely no native Americans migrated to America. They were already here! They met Columbus!
Native American do because they were here first