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Content: For example, native African cultures are also indigenous. Most indigenous people in the US use "American Indian," and most indigenous people in Canada use "First Nations." " Native Americans" or 
"indigenous Americans" are frequently used to refer to people in both countries. Some native people have a preference for one term or the
other, but none of them are offensive. Most Native Americans identify themselves primarily by their tribe (such as Cherokee) anyway. It's better to avoid using "Red Indian," for two reasons: first, this name originally referred to a specific tribe, the 
Beothuks, who painted their bodies and faces with red ochre. So it may cause confusion if you use it to refer to all Native Americans. Second, the term "Red Indians" has been used by racists in the United States,
so using it may hurt somebody's feelings or give them the wrong impression. Please do not call native people "savages," "primitives" or
"redskins."