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How did the diseases spread so quickly ahead of the europeans?
There were several documented cases where settlers intentionally spread Smallpox among the Indians by giving them clothing, blankets, etc. infected with the disease. When Indians were given a wagon load of blankets, they of course returned them to the tribe (for all to use), and some of those would be traded with other tribes.
The paleo Indians spread throughout America by what year?
in what year did the paleo Indians spread throughout America
The Paleo-Indians spread throughout the Americas by?
The answer is 9000 BC. ok.
What caused American Indians to relocate in the late 1600s causing a decline in missions?
In the late 1600s, American Indians were compelled to relocate primarily due to European colonization, which brought about the encroachment of settlers on their lands, leading to conflicts and the spread of diseases that decimated native populations. Additionally, the establishment of European missions aimed to convert indigenous peoples often disrupted traditional ways of life, prompting some tribes to move in search of autonomy and resources. As a result, the decline in missions was linked to diminished native populations and resistance to European influence, undermining the effectiveness of missionary efforts.
What killed off most natives as a result of their interaction with white settlers during westward expansion?
Diseases that the white settlers spreaded to the native americans. Diseases that was spread includes chicken pox.
Why did many american indians die from contagious diseases?
They were exposed for the first time to some kinds of sicknesses. This then spread.
Why did British not allow the colonists to move west of the Appalachians mountains after the war?
The British were afraid of losing control of their colonies, if they became too spread out.
How did the diseases spread so quickly ahead of the europeans?
There were several documented cases where settlers intentionally spread Smallpox among the Indians by giving them clothing, blankets, etc. infected with the disease. When Indians were given a wagon load of blankets, they of course returned them to the tribe (for all to use), and some of those would be traded with other tribes.
The paleo Indians spread throughout America by what year?
in what year did the paleo Indians spread throughout America
What were the dates of Columbus's voyage?
he didint spread diseases. it was beetween settlers and hernan cortez.they spread it
Why was San Antonio de valero built?
was built in 1718 to protect and establish spanish community,a dn to spread religion to the American Indians
What were the dates of Christopher Columbus's voyages?
he didint spread diseases. it was beetween settlers and hernan cortez.they spread it
Who are the Algonquin Indians?
The Algonquin Indians are the largest, most wide spread Native American tribe in North America.
Why do you think that the settlers from Massachusetts spread south before they spread north or west?
The settlers from Massachusetts likely spread south before moving north or west due to the geographical and climatic advantages of the southern regions, which offered more fertile land and a milder climate for agriculture. Additionally, the established trade routes and existing Native American populations in the south provided opportunities for trade and interaction. Social and economic pressures, along with the desire for expansion and new resources, also motivated settlers to move into the more accessible southern territories first.
What caused the Native Americans numbers to dwindle?
The spread of foreign diseases, extermination by white settlers, lack of food/game due to overhunting by settlers, forced sterilization of native American women by the U.S. government... http://encyclopedia.jrank.org/articles/pages/6242/Forced-Sterilization-of-Native-Americans.HTML
The Paleo-Indians spread throughout the US by what time?
9000BC
What were the major sources of friction between the Indians and English?
Major sources of friction between Native Americans and English colonists included conflicts over land ownership, differences in cultural practices and values, and competition for resources. Additionally, English encroachment on Native American lands and the spread of diseases introduced by European settlers further strained relations between the two groups.
