I	Introduction
II	Early Population
III	Physical Traits
IV	Earliest Migrations
V	Major Culture Areas
VI	North America	A. The Southwest
		B. Eastern Woodlands
		C. The Southeast
		D. The Plains
		E. The California-Intermountain Area
		F. The Plateau Region
		G. The Subarctic
		H. Northwest Pacific Coast
		I. The Arctic
VII	Mesoamerica
VIII	South America	A. Northern South America and the Caribbean
		B. Central and Southern Andes
		C. The Tropical Forest
		D. Southernmost South America
IX	Traditional Way of Life	A. Social and Political Organization
		B. Food
		C. Clothing and Adornment
		D. Housing and Construction
		E. Trade and Transportation
		F. Recreation and Entertainment
		G. Religion and Folklore
		H. Warfare
		I. Languages
		J. Crafts and the Arts
		K. Music and Dance
X	European Contact and Impact
XI	Initial Reaction to Europeans	A. Relations with the Colonial Powers
		B. The Ravages of Disease
		C. Wars and Enforced Migrations
		D. Relations with the United States
		E. Stereotypes of Native Americans
XII	Native Americans in Contemporary Society	A. Tribal Sovereignty
		B. 20th-Century U.S. Policies
		C. Native North Americans Today
		D. Native Americans of Latin America