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What is the relationship the French missionaries and fur traders had with American Indians in New France?
There were 2 different fur trading companies, Hudson Bay Company, and North West Company. The people from HBC strictly forbade their workers to marry the American Indians, which caused lots of tension(if you know what it mean;) )
But the NWC allowed their workers to marry into the native tribes because of many reasons. They could gain more knowledge about the land from the experts, and they could start the civilizing/assimilating process.
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What are France's economic goals?
1-it hoped to find a passage to the east indies 2-it wanted to gain the control of fishing banks off the Newfoundland 3-french traders wanted to obtain fur in north America 4-it wished to build an overseas empire in the western hemisphere 5-the catholic church in France was eager to send missionaries to convert the Indians
What kind of markings did the Jumano Indians put n their faces?
They were tattoos to let other tribes know that they were peaceful traders.
Who walked across the silk road?
traders would travel and they sell silk for jerks!!!
How did Sioux trade with other Indians?
The plains Sioux traded furs, buffalo hides, and horses. The East coast Sioux traded poop, The Saponi Sioux was one of the main traders among the East coast indians.
What were the consequence of Hawaiian contact with outsiders?
Hawaiian contact with outsiders, particularly during the late 18th and 19th centuries, led to significant cultural, social, and economic changes. The arrival of European and American explorers, traders, and missionaries introduced new goods, diseases, and ideologies, which drastically altered traditional Hawaiian life. The introduction of diseases like smallpox devastated the native population, while the influx of foreign trade and missionaries influenced local governance and religious practices. Ultimately, these interactions contributed to the erosion of native sovereignty and culture, culminating in the eventual annexation of Hawaii by the United States.
Who were the frist people to explore in Oregon?
the first settlers to Oregon were the tillamook Indians. the first settlers to Oregon were the tillamook Indians.
What is the relationship the French missionaries and fur traders had with the American Indians in New France?
There were 2 different fur trading companies, Hudson Bay Company, and North West Company. The people from HBC strictly forbade their workers to marry the American Indians, which caused lots of tension(if you know what it mean;) ) But the NWC allowed their workers to marry into the native tribes because of many reasons. They could gain more knowledge about the land from the experts, and they could start the civilizing/assimilating process.
Where did most American traders and trappers along the Arkansas river concentrate their efforts?
Indians
What Indian traders and missionaries brought to china?
Buddishm
What religion was brought to China by Indian traders and missionaries?
Buddhism
The American Indians and the French fur traders and French missionsaries in New France?
yes it was in new french
Why were American Indians important to fur traders?
Because they made friends with them and led them to the best hunting areas
In Nigeria the emergence of coincided with the arrival of European traders and missionaries?
native literature
In Nigeria the emergence of native literature coincided with the arrival of what?
European traders and missionaries
French started trading with which Native American tribe?
The French traders obtained furs from the Huron Indians and, later, from the Ottawa.
What were the consequences of the arrival of missionaries and others settlers and Oregon country for American Indians?
The Oregon Country was a predominantly American term referring to a disputed ownership region of the Pacific Northwest of North America. The region was occupied by British and French Canadian fur traders from before 1810, and American settlers from the mid-1830s. The Native population eventually shared the same marginalized fate as the rest of the Indian tribes.
Who lived in Alaska during Russia's ownership?
Trappers, traders and Russian Orthodox missionaries.
