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What is the difference between an Inuit and an Eskimo?

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What is the difference between an Inuit and an Eskimo?

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Inuit is the name the Inuit use themselves, whereas “Eskimo” was the name applied to them by the foreigners who “discovered” them. Today, the term Inuit is correct, and Eskimo should be regarded as a historical term that is no longer valid.

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