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Why did natives choose to live in a mission?
the spanish attaced the natives americans
Why did native Americans to live in a mission?
the spanish attaced the natives americans
Why did Native Americans choose to live in mission?
the spanish attaced the natives americans
Did the English and natives get along?
yes the spanish and native americans did get along but no for long because the spanish wanted to make the natives live the spanish life style and if they didnt do it they didnt live in the town.
How did spanish become the language of the Americans?
Spaniards conquered the Americas and imposed their language on the natives.
Are Mexicans native Americans?
Yes. They are a combination of natives such as aztecs and a few numbers of spanish
Why did the french have friendlier relations with native Americans than the spanish?
Because the French helped the natives and traded with them
What effect did Hernando DeSoto's expedition in Georgia have on Native Americans there?
The Natives began to catch diseases because of the Spanish
What effect did Hernando DE Soto's expedition in Georgia have in native Americans there?
The Natives began to catch diseases because of the Spanish
After the arrival of the Europeans what did many Native Americans die of?
Disease that the Spanish brought with them. It is shown in History (Spanish documents) that when they realized the "natives" couldn't handle illnesses that the Spanish were immune too, they purposely traded blankets they new would make the natives ill. Also through rape the Spanish gave the "natives" sexually transmitted disease that killed them by the thousands.
Are Mexicans Spanish?
Mexicans are native Americans but they're divided by borders so not a lot of people even know to consider them natives to the continent. The spanish conquering the natives of the land now known as Mexico, Guatemala, Peru et... The main language is now spanish. A lot of "Mexicans" are mixed blood with European.
How were the spanish related to the indians?
If you're talking about the, "Indians," Christopher Columbus and his Spanish crew found when they, "discovered," the Eastern shores of the United States, then you may find it surprising that very few of the Spanish actually liked the, "Indians," (more appropriately, the Native Americans). The Spanish liked the land, spices, and gold, and other resources they could get from the Natives, and they took those from them while also treating the Natives as animals or inferior humans. After killing, raping, and selling many of the natives, asking if the Spanish liked the Native Americans will leave you with a fairly simple answer: no.
