A rich history long before European contact—how did Native American civilizations shape the Americas? Long before European settlers arrived, Indigenous nations across North and South America thrived with complex societies, agriculture, and trade networks. The Maya, Inca, and Aztec civilizations built impressive cities, while the Iroquois Confederacy developed democratic governance. This book explores Native American history, traditions, and the devastating effects of colonization. From the Trail of Tears to modern-day sovereignty movements, Indigenous resilience continues to shape history. If you want to learn about the rich cultures and struggles of Native American civilizations, this book is essential.