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Article 34 of the Berlin Act states that any European nation that took possession of an African coast, or named themselves as "protectorate" of one, had to inform the other powers of the Berlin Act of this action. Hopefully this helps ;-)
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What effects did disease have on the European conquest of America?
European diseases killed many native Americans because they the natives Americans weren't exposed to the many diseases the Europeans had built up a tolerance for. This made it much easier for the Europeans to conquer the Americas because the natives put up less of a resistance.
What European country got along best with the natives?
spain
Why was moral for European nation to claim lands in the Americas that were already inhabited by natives?
It was immoral for European nations to claim land in the Americas that were already inhabited by natives. This is because some people were displaced and used as slaves.
How natives did natives live?
they made pills whenever they got sick
What did natives make?
the natives made soap and painting that they hung by the churches
When the Europeans came to the new world what did the natives do?
Mostly, they died of European diseases.
How were Jesuits different from the other European in Latin America?
Instead of killing the natives to gain land, the Jesuits made peace with them and gave them shelter in exchange for work and making them Christian.
How did the british gov try to end the fight between the natives American and the colonist?
Well a few reasons would be: disease, enslavement, and superior technology. Disease: The natives were susceptible to European diseases, so when British settlers came over the disease Small Pox spread throughout the natives. This eventually led to a huge population decline ( I believe 9 out of 10 natives died from European disease). Enslavement: Before African slaves were introduced to the colonies Natives were used for slavery. Keeping the natives weak and overworked made it hard for a native uprising Technology: The Europeans had one major advancement that the natives did not, this being gunpowder. The natives closest thing to a gun was the bow and arrow. The only downfall of the European gun was its reloading time, in the time it took for a European to load their gun a native could have shot a good 10-30 arrows depending on the archer. The gun was more lethal though, and with the British fighting tactics there was almost always a row of gunmen firing while another row of gunmen reloaded.
How did the arrival of European traders affect the peace in the great lakes reigon?
IF the natives did not approve with it
How did life change for the natives when European colonialized Latin America?
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What was Anne Hutchinson's relationship with the natives?
her relationship was bad with the natives they made her do horrible things
What language is memsaab?
You mean Mem Sahib, Hindustani speaking natives addressing European women
