A little education, :dodgy:
Inuit: The peoples inhabiting the regions from northwestern Canada to western Greenland speak Inuit languages ( Inuit in Canada, Greenlandic in Greenland) and call themselves Inuit (not Eskimo), and Inuit now has official status in Canada. By analogy, Inuit is also used in the U.S., usually in an attempt to be politically correct, as a general synonym for Eskimo. This, however, is inaccurate because there are no Inuit in Alaska and Inuit therefore cannot include people from Alaska (who speak Inupiaq, which is closely related to Inuit, or Yupik, which is also spoken in Siberia). Since neither Inupiaq nor Yupik is in common U.S. usage, only Eskimo includes all of these peoples and their languages.
There's an interesting (well to me?) chinese history of an emperor many centuries ago that sent out 300 ships to globe the world. Each place they stopped at they left some people. They had said they had stopped off in north and south America. Where they were met by natives. Fast forward.. DNA tests were taken at multiple areas of natives with Ancestry blood line and have found that they do have Asian DNA. Including Alaska.
