Horses, burros, and cows.
Cows, pigs, and horses.
Plants and animals were certainly domesticated along ancient river civilizations. Humans brought these animals and plants and grew and bred them according to their needs.
The Iroquois got horses after the Spanish brought them over to America in the 1600s. There were no horses in America before the Spanish introduced them to the Indians.
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When the Spanish came to California in the 1700s they brought with them many animals that were both beneficial and detrimental to the native inhabitants. The animals that they brought with them that were beneficial and still thrive today were cattle, pigs and horses.
Immunity to diseases that domesticated animals carry. For centuries, Europeans had built up resistance... when they brought these animals to the New World... the people here were vulnerable. Example: cowpox is right next door to smallpox.
Settlers from all over the world brought animals and plants native to their homelands over on ships. Some were brought by accident (e.i. rats and other rodents) while others were brought purposefully (e.i. horses) the columbian exchange (the trading between Europe, Africa, and North America), also introduced many new plant species (e.i. as well as domesticated animals to North America. Many of these animals and plants adapted in their own ways to climate change from their native land to north American climate in order to survive.
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Yes.
In 1519 first sheep was brought to America by Spanish troops under Cortez. It is thought that the flocks of sheep belonging to the Native American Navajos are descended from multi-colored sheep brought to North America by the Spanish.