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Lineage was crucial to West African societies as it dictated social structure, inheritance, and community identity. It established kinship ties that defined roles, responsibilities, and alliances within the community. Lineage also played a vital role in governance, as leaders were often chosen based on their ancestral heritage, reinforcing social cohesion and continuity of traditions. This emphasis on lineage fostered a sense of belonging and collective responsibility among members of the society.
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How did Europeans usually acquire African captives for the slave trade?
European slavers did not capture the Africans they transported themselves, but bought them from native slave traders.
What is and example of a perspective that might be outside the scope of the 19th-century western canon?
In the 19th century the Western Canon would be a Native American professor. He was also a African farmer.
What was Europeans' reason to import African slaves?
Europeans decided to import African slaves as opposed to slaves from other countries, because 1) they were immune to the same diseases that were killing off so many Native Americans, 2) they were strong 3) parts of Africa already had a history of slavery, so it was easy to convince communities to turn in their enemies for money.
What are wendat first nations children name?
Wendat First Nations children are often referred to in their native language as "Wendat" or "Huron," which reflects their heritage. Traditionally, names may also carry significant meanings related to nature, spirituality, or family lineage. However, specific names can vary widely among individuals and families, often influenced by cultural practices and personal choices.
Why trade was important to the economy of the Northwest Coast?
When an economy needs something that they do not have, they trade for that item. Like in Native American times, they use something called a trading system to get something they need. In all, trading was important because it allowed different economies to receive what they do not have.
How were Native American clans important in societies?
How were clans important in Native American societies?
What is Whitney Houston family background?
She was African-American. Her father was John Houston and her mother was Emily "Cissy" Houston. He was a businessman (and for a while, Whitney's manager) and she was a well-known gospel singer.
What did the breakdown of chiefdoms eventually lead to the developoment of?
Native American Societies
How were kinship and clan membership important to the structure of Native American societies?
Im male AND female
How were kinship and clan membership important to structure of Native American societies?
Im male AND female
What is Kamal Givens race He looks mixed.?
Kamal Givens (and his brother Ahmad) is African American. Both parents are Black, however they do have Native American in their lineage. we do not give out people number
How sophisicated and technologically advanced were the native American societies encountered by Cortes?
How sophisticated and technologically advanced were the Native American societies encountered by Cortés
How did native peoples structure their societies?
How Native American societies were structured depended on the tribe. However, most of them had chiefs, a council, and a system of oral laws.
Early native Americans who had highly organized societies?
The indigenous peoples are the Native Americans that has highly organized societies. These people are located in Alaska and South Asia.
What was the native population of north America before 1492?
In the millions of Native Americans societies.
What did native American societies achieve in the 1400s?
Nothing
How is a african-American and native-American alike?
no, african americans and native americans are both different.
