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Cooperation between the Europeans and Indians?
Areas of cooperation between the Europeans and native Americans
Who were the two groups involved in the Trail of Tears?
europeans and native indians
Who lived in Maryland before the Europeans came to settle?
The native Woodland Indians
What Native people lived in New Mexico area before Europeans arrived?
Native American Pueblo Indians.
Why couldn't the Indians' natural disease hurt the Europeans as much as the Europeans' illnesses extinguished the Native Americans?
Europeans be more biologically advanced than them ignorant sky worshipping Indians. Indian populations were more isolated.
Cooperation between the Europeans and Indians?
Areas of cooperation between the Europeans and native Americans
Who were the two groups involved in the Trail of Tears?
europeans and native indians
Who lived in Maryland before the Europeans came to settle?
The native Woodland Indians
What Native people lived in New Mexico area before Europeans arrived?
Native American Pueblo Indians.
Why couldn't the Indians' natural disease hurt the Europeans as much as the Europeans' illnesses extinguished the Native Americans?
Europeans be more biologically advanced than them ignorant sky worshipping Indians. Indian populations were more isolated.
What did the Europeans think about the Native Indians?
so so bad
Did American Indians drink alcohol?
It appears that the only Native Americans who made alcoholic beverages before the arrival of Europeans were the Papago Indians of Arizona.
What brought the Indians and the Europeans together?
Usually trade or warfare brought the Native Americans and the Europeans together, but the question is so vague as to be useless in providing specifics.
What Europeans or Indians founded the state of Maryland New Jersey?
lenni leape were the native Americans who were there long before any europeans. however the first europeans to arrive in New Jersey were the dutch. =D
How did Indians life change when explorers came?
the native americans created fur trade with europeans and the explorers later then kicked the native americans and brought viruses
What did the Spanish do to control or culturally assimilate the Native Americans?
missions were built and the europeans tried to convert the Indians though religion
How might you explain the attitudes of Renaissance era Europeans toward the newly discovered Indians?
Many Renaissance-era Europeans viewed the newly discovered Indians as exotic and primitive beings because of their unfamiliar customs and ways of life. Some Europeans also saw the Indians as savages who needed to be converted to Christianity or enslaved for economic gain. Overall, the attitudes varied among individuals but were often shaped by a Eurocentric perspective that placed Europeans at the center of civilization.
