What were the leader of the Amerindian's called?

The leaders of the Amerindian peoples, also known as Indigenous peoples of the Americas, were often referred to as chiefs or tribal leaders. These leaders held significant authority within their communities, guiding decisions, maintaining social order, and representing their tribe in external affairs. The specific titles and roles varied among different tribes and regions, reflecting diverse cultures and governance structures. In some cases, leaders were chosen based on hereditary lines, while in others, they were selected for their wisdom, bravery, or skills.