Category:American Métis people

This page lists citizens of the United States who have identified as being Métis. This ethnic group developed from French, Scottish, and English traders and colonists who intermarried with Great Lakes and Plains Native peoples from the 18th and 19th centuries at the height of the fur trade. Historically, Métis people spoke the Michif language and were based primarily in present-day Canada and the Upper Midwest of the United States. They have tribal status in Canada.

This category does not include other groups of mixed-race people of Native American and European descent, such as existed in the Southeast. If born in matrilineal tribes, they generally identified with their Native American mothers and the tribal nations in which they were raised.