Besides survival the Pilgrims were concerned that the Native American Indians would attack them.

除了生存，清教徒们也担心当地的土著印第安人会攻击他们。

The other American Indians were farmers.

其他的美国印第安人是农民。

Muir had called American Indians " dirty savages" .

缪尔曾经把美洲印第安人称为" 肮脏的野蛮人。"

Fortunately, the local American Indians were very friendly.

幸运的是，当地的美国印地安人非常友好。

Some groups of people are more vulnerable to the illness. People from broken homes and North American Indians are two examples.

有些群体往往更容易患此疾病。来自破碎家庭的人和北美印第安人就是两个例子。

American Indians started building houses with adobe in the 1400s.

自15世纪以来美国印第安人就用它来建造房子。

It is because the American Indians were the first corn growers.

那是因为美洲的印第安人是最早种植玉米的人。

Today, these people are usually called American Indians or Native Americans.

如今，这些人通常被称为印第安人或美洲原住民。

The tail feathers are highly valued as ornaments by the American Indians.

鹫尾部的羽毛非常名贵，因为美洲的印第安人用它们做装饰品。

The lowest scores came from American Indians, whose scores dropped by 20 points.

得分最低的是美国印第安人，他们的得分下降了20分。

The American Indians lived within nature. They lived very well without working very hard.

美洲印第安人生活在大自然里，他们不用很辛苦就可以生活的很好。

At the same time, only about 10 percent of American Indians are college graduates.

而同时，只有10%的美国印第安人是大学毕业生。

American Indians recognized the work of the creator of the world in their everyday life.

美洲印第安人在他们的日常生活中认可着造物主的神奇。

Anniversary celebrations include cultural events and public gatherings, exploring American Indians history with the park.

周年庆祝活动包括文化活动和公共聚会，探索美国印第安人与公园的历史。

During the eighteen hundreds, the federal government forced American Indians to live on lands called reservations.

在1800年期间，联邦政府强迫美国印第安人居住在称为保留地的土地上。

Luckily, they met some friendly American Indians, who showed them how to hunt turkeys and grow corn.

所幸的是，他们遇见一些友善的美国印第安人，这些印第安人教他们如何猎火鸡和种植玉米。

Perhaps the most serious was the different way the American Indians and the Europeans thought about land.

也许最严峻的问题是美国印第安人和欧洲人对土地的不同看法。

They often give information about their subject -- such as famous writers or American Indians or flower gardens.

上面有一些是其图片主题的知识，比如著名的作家，美洲印第安人，或者一些花园。

Robert Holden, deputy director of the National Congress of American Indians, said the history of Columbus is distorted.

而美国印第安人全国大会副主席罗布特·霍尔登表示哥伦布创造的这段历史是被曲解。

They bought the island from the American Indians for a few glass necklaces, worth about $26 today.

他们用今日市值二十六美元的几串玻璃项链从美洲印第安人手中买下了这个岛屿。