Patria Grande: Civilizations of the Americas

Uru: I've already changed some of the ideas present on the first post, though their focus will still revolve around water. I'm not commenting them yet.
Guaraní: As said before, focused on the jesuistic missions; might still check for the second unique.

Arawak: They will receive some diplomacy bonus, perhaps related to open borders or something; also have some coastal focus most likely. They will be mostly focused on the Taíno.
Caribs: Aside from some sailing stuff, Garifuna will be part of this somehow.
Mixtecs: Focusing on Iya Nacuaa's (Eight Deer) expansion, thus establishing alliances and friendships through bullying (as in Gunboat Diplomacy); might as well also hint to their codexes and to turquoise. (or with Teotihuacan)
Central America: So, although the leader will probably be from the time Central America was unified; the focus will hugely be related to Natural Wonders, coast, and tourism.
Olmec: I'll have some colossal heads, perhaps some hint towards jade, and building production.
Purepechea: I liked the idea of repopulation; also their whole metal-forging will be there, and the frontier defense of the Tarascan empire.
Chichimec: Or Caxan or Mixton; mostly to reference the alliances formed by Tenamaxclan. Cultural influence for sharing enemies, combat bonus for near friendly units of other civs, and such.


Canadá: Wide, trade focused, maybe some hints to diplo relationships too.
Hisatsinom: Will work on the ideas from the posts of Kuserab and Reedstilt. But the idea is to make Mountains really important, so much that the desert focus will not be so hard.
Anishanaabe: Council of the Three Fires. Might have some delegates dependant on where you founded your first 3 cities.
Cherokee: Might focus to the concept of Civilized Tribes, but also inverting it to relate it to the cultural resistance they also offered.
Shawnee: Liked the ideas proposed here; huge defense, that can help also in keeping your territory safe.
Cree: Iron-Confederacy, fur trade, things like that.
Haida: Totem polse, coastal, culture focused. Might check how to give also a hint to what was proposed in other posts.
Seminoles: Making marshes useful, but also useful for combat.
Navajo: Code-Talkers, so espionage boost. But before that, some hint to fighting against higher tech; and perhaps a boost to tech obtained through research agreements (The Navajo adopted knowledge from the Pueblo and many others, and even afterwards, which helped them adopt the relative independence they have now). So its all a "don't care much about tech" before renassaince, and afterwards, get tech thanks to spies and agreements-
Choctaw: References to Mississipians, mound-builders, faith; and even some headhunting.​