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Native Americans referred to San Salvador as "Guanahani," which is the name given to the island by the Taíno people who inhabited it before Christopher Columbus's arrival in 1492. The exact meaning of "Guanahani" is not definitively known, but it is often interpreted to mean "Island of the Cacique" or "Great Island." The name reflects the indigenous culture and heritage of the region prior to European colonization.
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What land did Christopher Columbus explore?
Dominican Rebublic,San Salvador and other Carribean Islands.
What did christopher Columbus call the people in san salvador?
Tainos
What did the native Americans do at the San Juan Bautista?
what did native American children do at mission san juan capistrano
Where San Carlos Borromeo Native Americans glad you be there?
Yes
What native Americans tribes lived at the mission San Buenaventura?
The Chumash is the Native American tribe
What did arawaks call san salvador?
San Salvador
What land did Christopher Columbus explore?
Dominican Rebublic,San Salvador and other Carribean Islands.
When Columbus landed in san salvador what was the names of the native?
tiano
What did Columbus call the land he landed on?
san salvador
What did christopher Columbus call the people in san salvador?
Tainos
What did the native Americans do at the San Juan Bautista?
what did native American children do at mission san juan capistrano
What is the capital of salvador?
Salvador, Bahia, is the capital of the State of Bahia.San Salvador is the capital of El Salvador.
Were the native Americans at mission san Rafael glad to be there?
no
What is the country of San Salvador?
it's not a country its a city in El Salvador..... San Salvador is the capital.
What roles did the native Americans have in mission san Rafael?
unkown
Where San Carlos Borromeo Native Americans glad you be there?
Yes
Did the native American like their live at the mission San Luis Obispo?
did the native Americans like their lives at San Luis Obispo
