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Native Americans is an American usage. They are a member of the

aboriginal peoples of the Western Hemisphere with a few exceptions. The few exceptions are the Eskimos and the Aleuts.

The Native Americans are generall referred to as Indian art. This requires the outset of willingness to discard a long-standing preconceptions and judgments based on the evalution of the

Western art. The Indian art of the basic aesthetic tenets and artistic goals are different from other arts from the rest of the world. The Western criteria is an attempt to comprehend the Indian art, but this is not

going to happen. The Native Americans were recognized as two broad groups. The Native Americans were geographically divided into North American, Middle American, and South American Indian peoples. The Artic peoples consisted of the second group. The second group

was variously called the Eskimos or the Inuit. Other groups were called the Aleuts. The American Indian is also called Amerindian, Amerind, Indian, or Native American. These groups are members of the aboriginal peoples of the Western Hemisphere. Exception of two groups and they are the Eskimos and the Aleuts.

What is the Indian population of Latin America?

Bolivia=4,283,200

Ecuador=3,340,000

Guatemala=4,200,000

Mexico=23,500,000 (roughly 29% of Mexico's population, and 49% of Latin America's Amerind population)

Peru=10,288,850

Argentina=197,500

Brazil=220,000

Colombia=500,000

Costa Rica=32,000

Chile=925,000

Salvador=293,000

Honduras=245,000

Nicaragua=152,000

Panama=126,480

Paraguay=66,662

Venezuela=331,929

Antilles=215,000

Guyana=38,367

Suriname=4,850

Acaxee=Northwest=Extinct

Amuzgo=Pacific Coast=25,000

Aztec Central/South=1,000,000

Chatino=Pacific Coast=21,000

Chinantec=South=63,000

Chocho'=South=2,500

Chol (Maya)=South=80,000

Chontal=South=60,000

Chuj (Maya)=South=16,000

Cochmimi=Northwest=Extinct

Cocopa=Northwest=900

Cora=Northwest=8,000

Cuicatec=South=16,000

Cuitlatec=South=Extinct

Huastec (Maya)=Gulf Coast=80,000

Huave=Isthmus Tehuantepec=20,000

Huichol=Northwest=8,000

Ixcatec=South=Nearly extinct

Jova=Northwest=Extinct

Jumanos=Northwest=Extinct

Kanjobal (Maya)=South=50,000

Kiliwa=Northwest=Nearly extinct

Lacandon (Maya)=South=200

Mam (Maya)=South=250,000

Masahua=Central=Unknown

Matlazinca=Central=2,200

Maya (Yucatec)=Southeast=540,000

Mayo=Northwest=30,000

Mazatec=South=108,000

Mixe=South=63,500

Mixtec=South=218,500

Opata=Northwest=Unknown

Otomi=Central=250,000

Papago=Northwest=Unknown

Pima=Northwest=1,000 +

Popoloca=South=23,500

Popoluca=Southeast=26,000

Seri=Northwest=400

Suma=Northwest=Extinct

Tarahumara=Northwest=53,000

Tarascan=Western=60,000

Teco (Maya)=South=5,000

Tepehuan=Northwest=19,000

Tipai=Northwest=600

Tlapanec (Maya)=South=40,000

Tojolobal (Maya)=South=14,000

Totonac=Gulf Coast=174,000

Trique=South=13,500

Tubar=Northwest=100

Tzeltal (Maya)=South=45,000

Tzotzil (Maya)=South=111,000

Tqui=Northwest=18,000

Zapotec=South=309,000

Zaque=South=5,352

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