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How did Indian societies of South and North America differ from each other in the 1400s?
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How many american indians lived north of mexico in the 1400s In what ways did American Indian groups differ?
As many as 80 million Indians lived north of mexico in the 1400s.
What did native American societies achieve in the 1400s?
Nothing
One similarity between European and African societies in the 1400s was that?
most people lived in small villages
Who occupied north America by the 1400s?
French
How long was a ship ride in 1400s to Africa from America?
it took 6 months
What was the first country to send people to colonize North America when it sent Columbus out in the 1400s?
England
What did the ancient Egyptians call America?
America was not dicovered until the 1400's, and the ancient egyptians lived thousands of years before this discovery. Therefore, they were oblivious of this continent
What was the most important event in 1400s?
Hmmmm....I'm stuck between Columbus Founding America and the founding of the Mighty Incan Empire.
What were the Native American living in America in the 1400s?
I think your question is asking where did Native American's live in the 1400's. If this is true thousands of tribes were spread across North and South America.
Where did Spain colonize in North America in the 1400s?
Primarily in the Caribbean on islands such as Hispaniola (Dominican Republic) and Cuba. Colonization of the mainland started in the 1500s.
What year did England establish colonies in the America?
England began colonizing in the late 1400s and early 1500s If this is not correct then my collage teacher is wrong...
What best describes the Europeans who came to North America in the late 1400s and 1500s?
explorers who were searching for a water route to Asia
