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The era of European and American exploration began in 1542. Spain, Great Britttian, Russia, and the United States all sent explorers who sailed along the coastline of the the Pacific Northwest or the crossed on foot, horseback, or canoe as they traveled. Each explorer, such as James Cook, Juan Perez, John Meares, George Vancouver, Robert Gray, William Clark, Meriwether Lewis, David Thomspon, and Charles Wilkes made many major contributions (That you may find out about if you study them). This was the Second Migrational Flow.
The Pacific Northwest region was especially attractive to American and British fur trappers and traders. The fur trade area was shorter but profitable, lasting from 1811 to 1834. Furs were a great demand during the early decades of the 19th century, but demand quickly decreased due to a change in fashions and the fact that fur trappers had nearly wiped out the existing population of fur-bearing animals in the region. Even though this era was very short, it helped establish a number of settlements in the area that was once inhabited only by Native Americans. This was the Third Migrational Flow.
Next were the Christian missionaries. This period was also very short, lasting only from 1834 to 1847. Christian missionaries made a major impact upon the growth of the Pacific Northwest. Both Protestant and Roman Catholic missionaries made important contributions. (ie: Jason Lee, Marcus Whitman, Henry Spalding, Father Blanchet, Father DeSmet) These missionaries encouraged other American settlers to live and work in the Pacific Northwest, especially in the river valleys. However, with the annual arrival of more settlers, tensions increased between them. The missionary era ended with the violent massacre of the Whitmans, November, 1847. This was the Fourth Migrational Flow.
~I apologize, because I do not have the room to describe the Fifth Migrational Flow. But I do hope that I have helped you and given you the oppurtunity to learn more about the brilliant history of our world!
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Where were the early human settlements in California?
it is located near the Pacific Ocean
Many large human shaped statues are found on what Pacific island?
Easter Island.
Anthropomorphic images such as the one above are most commonly created by Native Tribes in?
Anthropomorphic images are most commonly created by Native Tribes in the Pacific Northwest, where they hold significant cultural and spiritual meaning. These images often depict animals or human-like figures, representing important myths, legends, and the interconnectedness of nature. They are frequently found in totem poles, carvings, and ceremonial masks, serving as a medium for storytelling and preserving cultural heritage.
What did the northwest ordinance reflect on Thomas Jefferson ideas?
The Northwest Ordinance of 1787 reflected Thomas Jefferson's ideas about the expansion of democracy and the importance of education in new territories. Jefferson envisioned the United States as a nation of yeoman farmers, and the ordinance promoted the establishment of schools and the principles of self-governance. It also emphasized the prohibition of slavery in the Northwest Territory, aligning with Jefferson's complex views on liberty and human rights, even as he struggled with the institution of slavery in his own life. Overall, the ordinance embodied Jefferson's aspirations for an agrarian republic and the spread of democratic values.
Who created pax mongolica?
Pax Mongolica is the name given to the period of (relative) stability and, if you will, law and order, during the reign of Genghis Khan and his sons and grandsons over the area from Eastern Europe to the Pacific Ocean. The largest land empire ever known, it is estimated that at its hieght, one out of every three human beings was a Mongol subject.
What kind of insect in the pacific northwest will lay eggs in a human after it bites you?
The human botfly will lay eggs in a human's skin.
When was Pacific Center for Human Growth created?
Pacific Center for Human Growth was created in 1973.
When was Asia Pacific Journal of Human Resources created?
Asia Pacific Journal of Human Resources was created in 1966.
This is the component of the human lung that air flows into?
the alveoli
Which direction for human age -build weapons quest?
northwest
Where were the first human settlements located in California?
near the Pacific Ocean
Human region types?
Political, Cordillera, and Pacific.
Where would you go to look at the abominable snowman?
The abominable snowman is said to reside in the Himalaya mountain range. However, the existence of this and other reclusive, human-like creatures has never been clearly confirmed. You can also try his cousin, Bigfoot, in the Pacific Northwest.
Where was the first human settlement in California?
The early human settlements are located near the Pacific ocean, because it provides a source of food. People hunted and fished in the Pacific ocean.
How much blood flows through the human brain per minute?
1 litre
Where were the early human settlements in California?
it is located near the Pacific Ocean
What are some omnivores that live in the rainforest?
Human beings and most other rainforest primates, bears (brown bears in the Pacific Northwest rain forest, for example, or sunbears in Asia), pigs. Note that "rain forest" includes not only jungles, but temperate, rainy forests as in British Columbia.
