World and American Breakdown K28

North America

• Cree: Indigenous peoples primarily in Canada, known for rich cultural heritage.
• Raramuri (Tarahumara): Indigenous group in Mexico, famed for exceptional long-distance running.
• Pima: Native American tribe, primarily in Arizona and Sonora, Mexico.
• Chipewyan: Indigenous peoples in central Canada, part of the Dene Nation.
• Zapoteco: Indigenous people from the Oaxaca region in Mexico, with historical influence on Mesoamerica.
• Mixteco: Indigenous group in Oaxaca, Mexico, known for their ancient civilization.
• Nahua: Indigenous people in Mexico, historically linked to Aztec civilization.
• Maya: Indigenous civilization known for their advanced architecture and understanding of astronomy in Southeastern Mexico and parts of Central America.
• Wixarika-Huichol: Indigenous people in Mexico, recognized for their unique art and shamanic traditions.
• Tsimshian: Indigenous group in British Columbia, Canada, with a strong cultural emphasis on clan and lineage.

South America

• Qechua (Quechua): Indigenous Andean peoples, historically associated with the Inca Empire.
• Chane: Indigenous people located in the Gran Chaco region, cohabiting with other groups.
• Andes: Peoples living in the Andes mountains known for diverse cultures and histories.
• Karitiana: Indigenous group from the Amazon region in Brazil.
• Surui: Amazonian indigenous people, known for their commitment to environmental conservation.

Africa

• East Africa: Diverse ethnic groups with rich histories spanning from Sudan to Tanzania.
• North Africa: Berber and Arab populations, historically influenced by Mediterranean and Islamic cultures.
• West Africa: Ethnically diverse with rich traditions, spanning from Nigeria to Senegal.

Europe

• Eastern Europe: Includes Slavic and Baltic peoples with diverse cultural histories.
• Northern Europe: Nordic and Baltic countries known for their unique cultural traits.
• Southwest Europe: Typically includes the Iberian Peninsula with distinct cultural identities.
• Western Europe: Diverse cultural influence, with countries like France and Germany.
• Northeast Europe: Encompassing the Baltic states and parts of Scandinavia.

Asia

• Southeast Asia: Culturally rich region with numerous ethnic groups from countries like Thailand and Vietnam.
• Middle East: Region known for its historical significance and diverse ethnicities.
• East Asia: Includes large ethnic groups such as the Han Chinese, Japanese, and Koreans.
• South Asia: Region with diverse cultures, languages, and historical influences, including India and Pakistan.

Oceania

• Oceania: Encompasses indigenous peoples from islands like Australia, New Guinea, and Polynesia, each with unique cultural heritages.