Indigenous Peoples Of Mexico

noun a member of an indigenous people of northwestern Mexico

adjective relating to the Acaxee people or their language

• The Acaxee people were an indigenous group that inhabited the region of present-day Durango, Mexico.
• I read about the Acaxee tribe in my history book.
• Have you heard of the Acaxee folks from way back when?
• The Acaxee culture is like a hidden treasure waiting to be discovered.

noun a group of indigenous people who inhabited the region of Sinaloa, Mexico

adjective describing the characteristics or attributes related to the Acaxees people or culture

• The Acaxees were an indigenous group that inhabited the region of present-day Mexico.
• I read about the Acaxees in my history book.
• Have you heard of the Acaxees tribe?
• The Acaxees were known for their skilled craftsmanship and intricate artwork.

noun a member of an indigenous group in central Mexico

adjective relating to the Acolhua people or their language

• The Acolhua people were one of the ethnic groups that formed the Aztec Triple Alliance.
• I read about the Acolhua tribe in my history class.
• The Acolhua folks had some cool traditions back in the day.
• The Acolhua culture is like a hidden gem waiting to be discovered.