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Background The concept of Black Indians: Hidden Heritage is to bring the Native American and the African American together to alliance that four Centuries challenged the Europeans conquest and slavery into the 21st century with the additional research and documentary and photographic evidence. African guides and translate the colonial era who becomes valued contact with Indians peoples. The African and Indians alliance known as the pueblo revolt of 1680 that end Spain’s rule of the southwest for dozen of years. In 1738 Black Indian community that defended its in Florida against British incursions, and describes the Lowry gang in the North Carolina that fought the civil War Confederacy and then battled the KKK. Native American Indians also are known for their History Month which is a celebration of America’s First Peoples. Indians did more than introduce twenty major agricultural products and 40 minor ones to the world. Almost half the world’s crops were first grown by Indians. In addition to the staples of corn and potatoes, there were tomatoes, pumpkins, pineapples, sweet potatoes, manioc, squash, beans, maple syrup and a wide variety of fruits and vegetables. Cotton now grown throughout the world is derived from a Native American species. No early foreign settlement could have lasted without the cooperation of the Native Nations. Indigenous people taught Europeans how to clear forests, plant and harvest crops, and how to survive in the new environment. The purpose of my paper will be to delve futher into this topic. I hope to examine, analyze, and discuss the whole concept of Black Indians: A Hidden Heritage. This paper will be