What makes indians different from other races?

Question

What makes indians different from other races?

Answer 1

@above answerer

I believe the query is about native Indians on North America and not the Indians of South Asia.

Answer 2

indians (people of india) do not constitute a single or unique biological true breeding population that may be called a 'race'. they have several genetic inheritances, and can inter-breed freely among one another. given any single indian, there is nothing to differentiate him/her more strongly from any other human being than factors relating to distance, physical and geographical.

culture, yes, but then too, there is no single unique cultural trait that ALL indians have, and NO non-indian  has

Answer 3

skin/body structure i guess... all races are the same, there's not even a DNA diff among races.

Answer 4

Other than the obvious, the one difference is that native Americans, once, and some still are, very close to nature. Seeing it for what it truly is, a gift from God. The other thing that makes Indians different from other races, is that their are still being persecuted in the US and are the only race in history of the Americas who refuse to give into the White invaders. Fighting the invader still today, but now with in the courtrooms.

As an Indian myself I would say that too, northern tribes fought more so than our brothers to the south (Aztecs) because we saw what the Europeans did to their people and lands.

Answer 5

Indians  are a mixture of native tribal of India & the Aryans who came to India to rule.Our culture is very unique.In Hinduism,we have more than 200 Gods & Goddessess.And we believe in peace & harmony.We are very intelligent & we eat a  healthy balanced diet.We believe in happening & always think that nothing is impossible.We believe in our religion & always have the strength to fight for justice.