plantations, slaves, and horses
The establishment of the council of Indies.
Yes, the Spanish and Native Americans exchanged language, foods, and customs during the period of contact and colonization. The Spanish adopted various Indigenous words, particularly in relation to local flora and fauna, while Native Americans incorporated Spanish terms into their languages. Food exchanges were significant, with Native crops like corn, potatoes, and tomatoes becoming staples in Spanish cuisine, while the Spanish introduced livestock and new cooking techniques. This cultural blending created a rich tapestry of shared traditions and practices.
The Spanish Conquistadors conquered the Native Americans because they wanted their gold.
The Native Americans helped the Spanish Explorers but sometimes they slaved the Spanish EXAMPLE: Cabeza De Vaca (A SPANISH EXPLORER) was captured by the Karankawa tribe but helped and fed by other Native American tribes.
of course Christopher Columbus did
who introduced squanto to the native Americans
Sometimes the Spanish made captured native Americans into slaves
The establishment of the council of Indies.
European missionaries introduced Christianity to the Native Americans
The Spanish re-introduced horses to North, Central and South America, where the prehistoric horse population had become extinct many thousands of years earlier.
it forced native Americans to adopt Spanish ways as well as beliefs the priests also made it possible for some blending of the native Americans and Spanish cultures.
Native Americans became Christians after contact with Spanish conquistadors.
The Spanish Conquistadors conquered the Native Americans because they wanted their gold.
Yes, the Spanish and Native Americans exchanged language, foods, and customs during the period of contact and colonization. The Spanish adopted various Indigenous words, particularly in relation to local flora and fauna, while Native Americans incorporated Spanish terms into their languages. Food exchanges were significant, with Native crops like corn, potatoes, and tomatoes becoming staples in Spanish cuisine, while the Spanish introduced livestock and new cooking techniques. This cultural blending created a rich tapestry of shared traditions and practices.
The Native Americans helped the Spanish Explorers but sometimes they slaved the Spanish EXAMPLE: Cabeza De Vaca (A SPANISH EXPLORER) was captured by the Karankawa tribe but helped and fed by other Native American tribes.
The life for the Native Americans under the Spanish rule was that the Native Americans were forced to drop their culture and join the Christianity the Spanish had, but if they had refused they would either be held as slaves or they would die.
The life for the Native Americans under the Spanish rule was that the Native Americans were forced to drop their culture and join the Christianity the Spanish had, but if they had refused they would either be held as slaves or they would die.