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The europeans gave the First Nation Peoples diseases they're bodies weren't immune to.
The first contact the Chumash people had with Europeans was the Spanish explorer Juan Cabrillo in the autumn of 1542.
around 75% of first nations
The Portuguese were the first to make contact in 1514 off the coast of China.
The salish Indians were from Washington state around the puget sound and seattle area.Edit: Salish is a language spoken my many tribes, so there are no Salish Indians unless you count the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes of the Flathead Reservation in Montana. Other than that tribes who speak Salishan languages live from the southwestern coast in British Columbia, south to northern Oregon, and west to about half of Montana. There are, of course, other language-speakers tribes there as well.Also, "The salish Indians were from Washington..." Native Americans, American Indians, First Peoples, whatever you want to call them are still here. They did not disappear, and therefore must not be spoken of in the past tense. They are not an anachronism.
blackfoot and salish
The europeans gave the First Nation Peoples diseases they're bodies weren't immune to.
Celtic peoples.
The first contact the Chumash people had with Europeans was the Spanish explorer Juan Cabrillo in the autumn of 1542.
When the first Europeans arrived in North America their system of government differed from that of the indigenous peoples. The Europeans used a hierarchy of government. The indigenous people had a cultural government.
luciadia and mandona
around 75% of first nations
Probably the Vikings.
Spanish
The Portuguese were the first to make contact in 1514 off the coast of China.
First contact with Europeans.
Probably the Vikings.