U.S.A. American Indian and Native Alaskan
Population
The most of the American Indian and Native Alaskan population is mostly concentrated to the west of the Mississippi River and Alaska (western U.S.) with some exceptions on the east coast.
The reason that is like this is because the American Indians were forced out of their original land in the middle of the U.S. The Native Alaskan population is easy because they are still in Alaska because not a lot of people like to live in Alaska (usually come for tourism) and they have a lot of land to use.
What this shows is what the effect the past has a the future. Alaska is also very cold and has a pretty hostile climate so only the natives are quite used to it.
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