There were some Native American tribes who farmed the land, mainly living in the Mississippi delta, but they were wiped out by diseases brought by the European colonists. Howver, large parts of South and Central America were controlled by farming communities. The reason why North America was not cultivated is because it lacked the appropriate plants, the ones grown in North America today are all imported from either South America or other parts of the world.
Native American Indians did not use a form of currency. They used the barter system - animal pelts for food, or jewelery.
The Plains Indian Tribes were completely dependent on the buffalo as their source of food, shelter, and clothing. When the white men began destroying the buffalo for sport, the Indians were forced to accept government policy and conform to life on the Indian Reservations.
the kato Indians wore skirts and silk tops
water food and protection from the Indians
Missions were brought into Indian lands by Christians wishing to covert people to the Christian faiths. But Indians had and still have their own set of religious beliefs. The missions did convert some Indians; some sociologists and Indian tribes assert that these conversions diluted or altered the Indian traditional spiritual beliefs. Many missionaries were quite aggressive, as well. While a tribe may have only needed help with food, for example, some missionaries withheld "needs" until the Indians converted (conversion by aggression). It's important to note that most European settlers regarded Indians as "heathens" with their distinctive clothing, use of animal furs, bird feathers, mystical traditions, and their (in the European's opinion) total disregard for the "One God" or "Triunal God" of Christianity. But, Indians long believed in nature's God, and worshipped in ways specific to their historical culture. Rather than being "heathens", Indians practiced a rich spiritual life that still exists today. Another big effect of European missionary work was that missionaries brought diseases that the Indians had not been exposed to before; the Indians had no need before to develop antibodies and natural defenses to those illnesses. Therefore, many Indians fell sick and died after missions opened in their area. Missions affected all aspects of Indian life and Indian ways. It may help to read about some of the historical mission sites and read about the Indian tribes that had lived or do live in that area.
in farm
because they will need food
With the Indian food being famous all over, there are various Indian Joints. American Indians can go out and enjoy in any one of them.
Iroquois Indian Food
To raise food for the family. To earn extra money to buy items the farm can not produce.
to farm and produce food for the higher standing people.
Indians mostly eat spicy food but not always.
Haliwa Saponi Indian food
Hazen F. Gale has written: 'The farm food marketing bill and its components' -- subject(s): Statistics, Farm produce, Produce trade
Yes, Indian use flowers in the food ingredients as well. They use it for flavor and color in their food.
when people started to go to India and try these foods, when the English took ideas from the Indians, when Indian food was imported in England and when Indians used English inredients and recipes to make it Indian.
Yes they do. Almost all Indian dishes contain salt