The Europeans brought new diseases that killed off about 70% of them. The remaining amount were enslaved to work in the mines. Although there was a good side. The Columbian exchange was an exchange of biological products between the two. One of the major one was the potato which single handedly saved Europe from starvation. The Europeans gave diseases and the Amerindians gave food.
It is Amerindians (Native Americans). The first problem was to find a way to communicate and embrace the two different cultures. This resulted in the first effort of European/Native American sign language. Europeans and Native Americans also exchanged gifts and taught each other cultural ideas for living.
Between 1840 and 1860.
they traded and it was cool
Europeans established trade networks between Europe and the Americas.
Native Americans (North and South) and Europeans.
The earliest known contact between the Cherokee Indians and the Europeans was in 1540 when Hernando De Soto's expedition led him through parts of Georgia and Tennessee.
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describe the encounter between the Europeans and the Taino.
because they hated them for everything they did in the past to their country
The first tribe to encounter the settlers was the Powhatan Indians. As in Pocahontas and John Smith. :)
amerindians and europeans
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Amerindians can be defined as any member of the people living in North or South America before the Europeans arrived. In other words it means Native Americans.
Hispaniola
1534
significances of the colour yellow in meditation on yellow??"yellow" is symbolic of the innocence of the Amerindians and the purity in their mind and soul upon encountering the Whites. This is noted in the phrase “but we were peaceful then child-like in the yellow dawn of our innocence." The fact that these Amerindians had no idea of what was to come their way and that they offered the best of what they had to the Europeans makes this encounter even more sad and advantageous.
The majority of Haitian black people are descendants of African slaves brought to the Caribbean island of Hispaniola during the transatlantic slave trade. The ancestors of modern-day Haitians came from various regions in Africa, with a significant number originating from West Africa.
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