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What is one example of mixed culture between the Europeans and the Natives?
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Aboriginal women marrying French men is an example from Cartier's time of mixed culture between the two cultures as it was very rare at that time.
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Multiculturalism
What is an example of how the culture of Cherokees changed following contact with settlers?
They became Christians
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Adoption of an aspect of ones culture by a person of another culture
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What are two examples of cultural exchange between Africans and Europeans in north America?
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Why did the Native American population rapidly decline after the arrivals of Europeans?
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What happened to most ancient cultures of Mexico during colonization?
The effects of colonization of Central and South America by Europeans had, in the end, mostly damaging effects on the cultures of those areas. Though there are historical accounts of fellowship and trade between the native cultures of Mexico and the European colonists, in the end most of their relationships soured and ended in tragedy. For example, there have been many historical accounts of Europeans spreading diseases to native cultures that wiped out great numbers of them. In addition to this, a great number of Mexican natives were wiped out by the Europeans when their relationships broke down into outright warfare. A native culture which had weaponry such as spears, axes and clubs usually suffered huge losses when faced with a European force equipped with horses, armor and firearms. In the end, much of the thriving culture present when the Europeans landed was erased or hugely damaged by colonization.
How did the exploration and conquest of the Americas affect Europe?
Europeans had an extremely large impact on Native Americans, both in positive and negative ways. Negative ways are the most widely known and form the majority. Many Natives were killed either directly (through combat) or indirectly (through diseases). Their land was taken away from them and many of them were slaves or plantation workers. Most of them were also relocated across the Americas as well. All this has led to the incredible decline in the Native American population, which is why they are actually considered to be somewhat 'endangered'. Positive ways can also be found, however. Native Americans lived in tribes and these tribes had both allies and enemies. When Europeans came, not all were mean. The Spanish were destructive against the Natives, the French were friends with the Natives, and the British were just intermediate. The Europeans traded with the Natives and exposes the Natives to weapons, for example. This allowed the Natives to fight their enemies more destructively. Despite war being a terrible thing, this is actually considered a positive impact because it modernized the Natives. Also hidden in the previous statement was another positive impact: trade.
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Is an example of a difference between northern and southern culture?
Southerners followed a strict code of honor
Which is an example of a difference between northern and southern culture?
Southerners followed a strict code of honor
What are two distinct ways in which cultures can change?
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European missionaries introduced Christianity to the Native Americans
Is an example of a cultural change that occurred due to interaction between the Europeans and the Native Americans?
European missionaries introduced Christianity to the Native Americans
What is an example of persistent subcultures?
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What is an example of cultural shock?
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