Pre-contact technology among all natives throughout the Americas was virtually the same as it had been at the end of the Ice Ages - that is, Neolithic technology. This simply means that people used everything and anything that was available in their locality.
White traders made a significant change to all cultures they came into contact with. Fire-starting, for example, had always been a lengthy manual process using friction, by rapidly rotating a length of hardwood stick in groove in a piece of softwood; traders brought flint-and-steel technology that produced a shower of sparks immediately.
Bows were replaced by firearms, native pottery or rawhide containers were replaced by iron cooking pots; native buckskin clothing was replaced by trade cloth; stone tools and knives were replaced by metal versions that were easier to keep sharp and less likely to break. Coloured glass beads replaced the long and tedious process of flattening, dying and plaiting porcupine quills
Many other trade items helped to change native technologies almost overnight.
well; it depends on what your talking about by "native American" if you mean like the native American people (indians): the European explorers forced them out of their lands and homes. if you mean "Native American" like the original colonies and stuff-the European Culture had GREAT effects on our early early American culture-about the time the 13 colonies were established.
The savages of North American actually had a sophisticated and highly evolved culture. The Europeans failed to recognize it as such.
New Zealand has two cultures, Maori and Pakeha (non-Maori). Maori is the indigenous culture and Pakeha is made up of the many cultures that have settled in New Zealand since the arrival of the first Europeans.
Americanizing a Native American is by definintion a contradictory statement. Being the original inhabitants of the North American Continent i.e the original Americans, they cannot become Americanized through some process. What that statement may really be saying is "what does it mean to Europeanize a Native American". This refers to a process of loss of the Native American's "American" culture and identity through indocrination, re-education, and an environment of European cultures and values. The Native American loses their American identity, and adopts the identiy and culture of the Western Europeans. American today really means the descendents of Western Europeans, not Native Americans.
Native Americans and Europeans all influenced Erica's culture. Native Americans were hunter and gathers hitch they would migrate for food when it became scarce. Native Americans relied on plants for farming. They would grow corn potatoes and much more. Native Americans clothes were basically made up of animal skin. Europeans began to introduce new things toy he native americans. Europeans introduced how to weave.
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if there weren't the europeans then there will be no tradinh because of what the native American traded navigation
It was not invented exactly the mixture of native American culture and the europeans
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It doesn't. There is a saying, that Canadians could have had the three best cultural traits in the world: the American technology, the french Cuisine and the English culture. However, it has resulted for the worst: Canada has the American culture, the English cuisine and the French technology.
Not just them, but any native American culture that was contacted by Europeans.
well; it depends on what your talking about by "native American" if you mean like the native American people (indians): the European explorers forced them out of their lands and homes. if you mean "Native American" like the original colonies and stuff-the European Culture had GREAT effects on our early early American culture-about the time the 13 colonies were established.
There was an existing civilization (Aztecs, Mayas) who inhabited the land before arrival of Europeans in the 16th century. During the years after contact was made, most of their social structure and culture was destroyed by the invaders.
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American influences, such as Hollywood movies, music, and technology, have spread globally through globalization and media channels. This has led to the adoption of American fashion, language, and lifestyles in many countries, creating a more interconnected global culture influenced by American values and norms. The dominance of American companies in industries like technology and fast food has also contributed to the spread of American culture around the world.