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Why did people settle in Alabama?
Native American's settled that region around 60,000 years before Columbus was born, colonists settled it because they wanted the land and could kill the present land owners to take it.
Did the government had the right to take the Cherokee off there land?
No. The federal government had no right to take any Native American land.
How did Columbus' voyage impact the Americans?
When Columbus discovered the Native Americans of Hispanolia he was the "point man" for 300 years of discrimination, murder, and the removal of Native peoples. The European explorer and settler felt they had the right to take the land for their use. Not only did they cut down forest areas, but they also brought plants and animals that were not native to North America. These things changed the landscape and the way people lived. Thus, impacting millions of Native Americans living in North America.
When did the spanish take over the native Americans land?
Thye stole it!
When native Americans came to your land would you take them as intruders or would you take them as alleys?
I would take them as both.
What happened to the native Americans who lived when Columbus and his shipmates landed in Americas?
the taino thought that they would take over their land thats why they tried to fight aganinst columbus
Why did people settle in Alabama?
Native American's settled that region around 60,000 years before Columbus was born, colonists settled it because they wanted the land and could kill the present land owners to take it.
Why might the point of view of a native person be different from Columbus's point of view?
well, The native americans were already living in America and then so strange people came and started taking over there land , but to Columbus he was exploring and found some free land that none of the other countries owned so he deecided to take it and form new civilzations.
How did the us take the native Americans land?
This dick
Did the government had the right to take the Cherokee off there land?
No. The federal government had no right to take any Native American land.
How many days did it take Christopher Columbus to find land?
1 billion years
How did Columbus' voyage impact the Americans?
When Columbus discovered the Native Americans of Hispanolia he was the "point man" for 300 years of discrimination, murder, and the removal of Native peoples. The European explorer and settler felt they had the right to take the land for their use. Not only did they cut down forest areas, but they also brought plants and animals that were not native to North America. These things changed the landscape and the way people lived. Thus, impacting millions of Native Americans living in North America.
When did the spanish take over the native Americans land?
Thye stole it!
Who promised the Native Americans that colonists would not take their land unless the Native Americans agreed?
The King of England
When native Americans came to your land would you take them as intruders or would you take them as alleys?
I would take them as both.
About how along did it take Columbus to cross Atlantic?
It took Columbus approximately two months to cross the Atlantic. Columbus left for the journey on August 3, 1492 and made land fall on October 12.
Why did people migrate on the Oregon trail?
To take more Native American land
