Indigenous peoples are:
a. the peoples who were native to the Americas, Europe, Asia, Africa, and Oceania at the start of European expansion.
b. the conquering populations of Europe at the start of European expansion.
c. the culturally heterogeneous communities at the start of European expansion.
d. has little involvement in or influence on culture.
Question 2
The peoples who were native to the Americas, Europe, Asia, Africa, and Oceania at the start of European expansion are called:
a. indigenous peoples.
b. savages.
c. locals.
d. inhabitants.
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