North American Indian is a term used to refer to the indigenous people of North America. The APACHE, ARAPAHO, Hopi, CREE, Comanche, Pawnee, Ute, Oto, and Otoe tribes are all examples of North American Indian tribes. The APACHE are a Southwestern tribe known for their fierce warriors and skilled horsemanship. The ARAPAHO are a Plains tribe who were historically nomadic buffalo hunters. The Hopi are a Pueblo tribe from Arizona who are known for their intricate pottery and basket weaving. The CREE are an Algonquian-speaking tribe from Canada and the northern United States. The Comanche are a Plains tribe from Oklahoma who were also known for their horsemanship. The Pawnee are a Plains tribe from Nebraska who were known for their agriculture. The Ute are a Plains tribe from Colorado and Utah who were known for their hunting and gathering. The Oto and Otoe are Siouan-speaking tribes from Nebraska and Oklahoma. The Redman is a term used to refer to any Native American tribe.