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"Relations with Native Americans" is a subject category for books that examine the interactions, encounters, and ongoing relationships between Indigenous peoples of what is now the United States and non‑Indigenous groups (European colonists, the U.S. government, settlers, missionaries, and others). It encompasses historical narratives and primary documents (wars, treaties, trade, diplomacy, removal and reservation policies), legal and political analyses (sovereignty, federal Indian law, treaty rights), cultural and social studies (missionization, assimilation, cultural exchange, intermarriage, representation), as well as contemporary issues (self‑determination, activism, land claims, education, health). The category includes works from and about diverse perspectives—Indigenous voices, scholarly histories, ethnographies, memoirs, and fiction—that explore power, resistance, accommodation, and the long‑term consequences of these relations.

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