Christopher Columbus and his crew initially treated the Taíno people with curiosity and a degree of hospitality, but this quickly deteriorated into exploitation and violence. The Taíno were subjected to forced labor, harsh treatment, and disease brought by the Europeans, which decimated their population. Columbus's expeditions led to the colonization of their lands, resulting in significant cultural disruption and loss for the Taíno people. Overall, their encounter with Columbus marked the beginning of a tragic period of colonial oppression.
They mistreated them ,they raped their woman and beat there men and when the Taino tried to defended themselves they ensalved them and killed most of them while in there search for gold which even though there turned out to be none the Taino population dropped to 6,000-8,000 people.
He called them taino indians because of there disgusting filth.
True.
The Taino.
To get there quota of gold a day.
Taino Indians.
They mistreated them ,they raped their woman and beat there men and when the Taino tried to defended themselves they ensalved them and killed most of them while in there search for gold which even though there turned out to be none the Taino population dropped to 6,000-8,000 people.
He called them taino indians because of there disgusting filth.
Taino
True.
The Taino.
To get there quota of gold a day.
the Taino Indians
I believe that the Taino people were either executed or mutilated if they failed to meet the quota of the gold.
In Taino language, you can say "Bo matu'a to' Kaoban ti" to bless all the people.
they pressuered him so he wanted to get anger and stress out so he took it out on the Taino people.
The Taino had no resistance against the diseases so they started to die