hunting and eating
wealth and power
Christopher Columbus treated Native Americans harshly due to a combination of factors, including a desire for wealth, a belief in European superiority, and a lack of understanding of Indigenous cultures. He viewed them primarily as potential subjects and sources of labor or resources, leading to exploitation and violence. Additionally, the prevailing attitudes of the time dehumanized Indigenous peoples, which contributed to their mistreatment.
The Taino Indians
Coastal Native Americans valued wealth primarily for its role in establishing social status and facilitating trade within and between tribes. Wealth, often represented by items like shells, fish, and other resources, allowed individuals and families to gain prestige, forge alliances, and secure vital resources. Additionally, it played a crucial role in ceremonial practices and communal feasting, reinforcing social bonds and cultural identity. Overall, wealth was integral to their social structure and cultural practices.
The Taino Indians
wealth and power
By selling furs to the Native-Americans.
Both used Indians to fight against other Indians. Both were looking for wealth. Both used violence against Native Americans. Both were looking for wealth
The Spanish were killing them, enslaving them, taking their women and wealth.
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To convert the native Americans to Christianity
The Taino Indians
Coastal Native Americans valued wealth primarily for its role in establishing social status and facilitating trade within and between tribes. Wealth, often represented by items like shells, fish, and other resources, allowed individuals and families to gain prestige, forge alliances, and secure vital resources. Additionally, it played a crucial role in ceremonial practices and communal feasting, reinforcing social bonds and cultural identity. Overall, wealth was integral to their social structure and cultural practices.
The Taino Indians
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