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What was the assimilation of the native Americans?
There was no assimilation of Native Americans. They were discriminated against and put on reservations as well as killed.
How were African Americans and Native Americans discriminated against?
African Americans were used as slaves, discriminated against because white people didnt treat them as equal. Native Americans because they were forced to move west in "the trail of tears" because that one white president was greedy and discriminated against them
Why did the government try to assimilate native Americans?
There was no assimilation of Native Americans. They were discriminated against and put on reservations as well as killed.
How did the New Deal programs discriminate against or neglect minorities?
Certain programs such as the TVA, WPA, CCC, AAA and NLRB discriminated against farmers, women, African Americans, and Native Americans by not hiring or helping them. Also Mexican Americans were discriminated.
Why did the French fur traders to maintain friendly relations with the native Americans?
They traded for furs and some married Native American women. Yet, they also killed and discriminated against the Native Americans and took women as slaves to sell.
What group is most discriminated against in Latin America?
Native Americans and black people are usually the people with most disadvantages in this regard.
What was life like for the Delaware Indians with settlers?
The Native Americans were treated poorly and discriminated against. Their lands were taken and natural environment ruined.
How did the lives of the native people change after the arrival of the spanish in the Americas?
The lives that changed with the arrival of the Europeans was the Native Americans. They were enslaved, given diseases, and discriminated against. The Spanish padres goals were to convert them and enslave them at the missions. In the second voyage of Columbus he made 1200 Native Americans slaves and sent 500 to Spain. From the first moment of the first European encounters with Native Americans their world was gone.
How did the lives of the native peoples change after the arrival of the Spanish in America?
The lives that changed with the arrival of the Europeans was the Native Americans. They were enslaved, given diseases, and discriminated against. The Spanish padres goals were to convert them and enslave them at the missions. In the second voyage of Columbus he made 1200 Native Americans slaves and sent 500 to Spain. From the first moment of the first European encounters with Native Americans their world was gone.
How does Fray Escobar treat the Indians?
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What were Native Americans?
native americans were americans that were native
What were effects of the voyages of Columbus?
The effects were the Native Americans being made slaves, diseases passing from the old world to the new world, and an invasion of Europeans of North America. The Native Americans were discriminated against, displaced off ancestral lands, killed by diseases, and had environmental terrorism practiced against them with plants and animals that were native to the environment of North America. Columbus changed the world and opened the door to invasion.
