What makes Native Americans unique as a subordinate group in the United States?

They are the only group that experienced expulsion.

They are the only group that was segregated.

They are the only group that was enslaved.

They are the only group that is indigenous to the United States.

The correct answer choice to the question: What makes Native Americans unique as a subordinate group in the United States, would be: They are the only group that is indigenous to the United States.

Explanation:

Subordinate groups, are groups of people from a race, origin, language, culture, or ethnic origin that were forced to become inferior to another simply because they were overcome with numbers, or unbalance in power. One example of such a group are the Native Americans, a group of people that used to be quite numerous in the Americas before the arrival of the Europeans, but that with time dwindled and fell as they were overpowered by the higher weaponry, organization, and numbers, of the white settlers. There are other groups also known as subordinate, like African Americans. However, from these groups, the characteristic that makes Native Americans unique is that they were the only ones indigenous to the American lands.