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What way did horses change life for the Comanche?
it made hunting much easier
What was life like for native Americans before the white settlers came and where did they live?
Happy
Settlers came to America for what?
some came for religious freedom while others came to find gold and silver. they also all wanted a better life.
Did the Comanche have ideas?
Yes, the Comanche had a rich cultural and spiritual life that included their own ideas about governance, social structure, and the natural world. They valued bravery, horsemanship, and communal cooperation, which shaped their society and interactions with other tribes and settlers. Their belief systems, oral traditions, and artistic expressions reflect complex ideas about identity, nature, and the cosmos. Overall, the Comanche had a well-defined worldview that influenced their way of life.
What were two reasons why free settlers came from Britain to Australia?
Free settlers came to Australia for two main reasons:unemployment in England forced them to seek a better life in Australianew opportunities were offered in Australia, particularly as many early free settlers were given land grants
How did the contribution of Russian settlers in the prairie provinces change life in Canada?
by inventing tools
How did the first nations way of life change when the settlers from France came to the Great Lakes-St Lawrence lowlands?
When the settlers Came the Fist nations population died down and some started disappearing mysteriously
How did Aztec life change after the Europeans came?
they changed there life style
How did life change for native Americans when settlers began to arrive on the great plains?
it just kinda happened...
How did contributions of Russian settlers in the prairie Provinces change life in Canada?
by inventing tools
Who did the comanches tribe hate the most?
The Comanche tribe had a strong animosity towards several groups, particularly the Spanish, Mexicans, and later American settlers, due to conflicts over land, resources, and sovereignty. The Spanish were viewed as a significant threat due to their efforts to colonize and control the region. Additionally, the expansion of American settlers into Comanche territory in the 19th century intensified their hostilities. Overall, these groups were seen as encroachers on their traditional lands and way of life.
Why did the settlers came to the new land?
Great Britain promised then some freedom and they were usually poor people and they wanted a better life
