Indigenous history refers to the rich and diverse experiences of the original inhabitants of various regions around the world. This history includes the traditions, cultures, and social structures of Indigenous peoples, such as the Native Americans in North America, the Aboriginal Australians in Australia, and the Maori in New Zealand. Each group has its own unique stories, languages, and practices that have been passed down through generations. The arrival of European settlers significantly impacted Indigenous communities, often leading to displacement, cultural assimilation, and loss of land. Despite these challenges, many Indigenous peoples have worked to preserve their heritage and assert their rights, contributing to contemporary discussions about land rights, cultural preservation, and sovereignty.