Are American Indian tribes considered different races?

Answer 1

How does it help you to categorise people into races? There is only one race, the human race.

Native Americans can be thought of as sharing a common culture to about the same extent as we can talk about a common "Western" culture that includes N and S Americans, non-indigenous Antipodeans, and Europeans. They share that culture with some, at least, of Canda's First Nations and the indigenous Mexicans.

Answer 2

You need to be a bit more specific in your question. But, if I read it correctly, there are a number of racial groups within the tribes of North America. Some of the peoples from the East Coast, like the Cherokee, have lighter skin and fine hair, and can often pass for white. The tribes in the Plains bear certain different racial characteristics from the East, such as darker skin or hair, which may be from Mongolian ancestry.

Answer 3

No.. American Indian tribes are literally not diverse races. they are all descendants of historic ice age guy travelling from Europe and/or Asia. get mutually, there are countless tribal populations in international locations in Africa, so no count number what they call themselves they are all Africans.

Answer 4

yes, Navajos are different from Apache or even Cherokee, and Creek.