The term 'Caribbean Native' refers to two distinct ethnic groups, the ARAWAK and the Cuban. The ARAWAK are an indigenous people of the Caribbean who are believed to have originated in South America. They were the first inhabitants of the Caribbean islands and were known for their seafaring skills. The Cuban people are a mix of African, Spanish, and indigenous Caribbean ancestry. They are the largest ethnic group in Cuba and have a long history of cultural and political influence in the region.