because he was so cool and awesome that they got jealous and that he has richest that they want to take from him.
well thats the fact i heard from
a guy living in a mental hospital
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No, Francisco Pizarro did not kill Vasco Núñez de Balboa. Balboa was executed on the orders of Pedrarias Dávila, who was the governor of Darién at that time. Pizarro later became known for his conquest of the Inca Empire in South America.
Archaeologists may find artifacts like stone tools, bones of animals that were hunted, and evidence of butchery activities such as cut marks on bones at a kill site. These finds can help researchers understand hunting strategies, diet preferences, and social organization of past human societies.
Almagro didn't kill Pizarro. Almagro rebelled against Pizarro but his army was defeated and in 1538 he was executed. Years later, Almagro's men avaneged his death by killing Pizarro in his own city of Lima
Francisco Pizarro captured and executed Inca emperor Atahualpa in 1533 during the Spanish conquest of the Inca Empire in South America.
Yes, the Incas hunted for food, but their diet primarily consisted of domesticated animals such as llamas and alpacas. They also cultivated crops like maize, potatoes, and quinoa for food. Hunting wild animals was not a major part of their diet, but they did supplement their food supply through hunting.
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I personally did not kill the indians so don't blame me, but when the pilgrims came to America the brought diseases that killes of the indians, also the indians could not fight back against the new settlers weapons.
bow
They kill deer and sheep and wild animals.
they would be nice to them but indians always tried to kill
He wanted the Indians money and was a very greedy man.
bows with arrows
Because they were jealous
Yes! Christopher Columbus and many others killed Indians to get their land and supplies.
The cannibals killed Giovanni da Verrazzano, the Italian explorer, due to a combination of fear and misunderstanding. When Verrazzano and his crew arrived in their territory, the local indigenous people perceived them as threats. The encounter escalated, leading to violence, with the cannibals ultimately killing Verrazzano, possibly viewing him as a rival or invader. This reflects the tensions that often arose during early European explorations of the Americas.
big ones
Buffalo