Native American Day is a day to celebrate the rich history and culture of Native Americans. It is celebrated in the United States on the fourth Friday in September.
Native American Day was first celebrated in 1916. It became a national holiday in 1990. The holiday is also known as National Indian Day and American Indian Heritage Day. It is celebrated in many states, including California, New York, and Oklahoma. There are many events and activities held on Native American Day. These include powwows, dances, and feasts.
Native Americans have been an important part of America’s history since Europeans first came to this country in the early 16th century. There are 562 federally recognized tribes today that represent more than 2 million Native Americans living throughout the United States.
