The document discusses the history and culture of indigenous groups in North America prior to and during the arrival of Europeans. It notes key dates in American history including Columbus's arrival in 1492 and the signing of the Declaration of Independence in 1776. It also describes the nomadic lifestyle of the Chinook Indians in the Northwest and the village settlements of the Miwok in California, detailing their hunting, gathering, and trade practices. Finally, it outlines the colonial efforts of European powers like Spain, France, and the Netherlands, focusing on religion, conquest, slavery, and economic motivations.
The document discusses the history and culture of indigenous groups in North America prior to and during the arrival of Europeans. It notes key dates in American history including Columbus's arrival in 1492 and the signing of the Declaration of Independence in 1776. It also describes the nomadic lifestyle of the Chinook Indians in the Northwest and the village settlements of the Miwok in California, detailing their hunting, gathering, and trade practices. Finally, it outlines the colonial efforts of European powers like Spain, France, and the Netherlands, focusing on religion, conquest, slavery, and economic motivations.
The document discusses the history and culture of indigenous groups in North America prior to and during the arrival of Europeans. It notes key dates in American history including Columbus's arrival in 1492 and the signing of the Declaration of Independence in 1776. It also describes the nomadic lifestyle of the Chinook Indians in the Northwest and the village settlements of the Miwok in California, detailing their hunting, gathering, and trade practices. Finally, it outlines the colonial efforts of European powers like Spain, France, and the Netherlands, focusing on religion, conquest, slavery, and economic motivations.
The document discusses the history and culture of indigenous groups in North America prior to and during the arrival of Europeans. It notes key dates in American history including Columbus's arrival in 1492 and the signing of the Declaration of Independence in 1776. It also describes the nomadic lifestyle of the Chinook Indians in the Northwest and the village settlements of the Miwok in California, detailing their hunting, gathering, and trade practices. Finally, it outlines the colonial efforts of European powers like Spain, France, and the Netherlands, focusing on religion, conquest, slavery, and economic motivations.
o 1619: first slave ship arrived at America o 1776: Declaration of Independence was signed o 1783: America won Revolutionary War o 1491: one year before the European’s came (snapshot before Europeans came) Chinook Indians were nomadic within tribal area in the Northwest o Hunting and fishing o Social hierarchy (caste system) Slavery o Gender roles: women could lead clans Miwok Indians were in northern California with villages and hunting and gathering o Deer was a central animal for food, tools, and clothing o Acorns were central to diet o Trade o Animism European colonization o Spanish: “God, Glory, and Gold” Conquistadors: Columbus, Hernan Cortes (conquered Aztec Empire), Francisco Pizarro (conquered Inca Empire) Encomienda: slavery and Catholicism COLUMBIAN EXCHANGE!! o French Catholocism: Jesuits Fur trade: mapping o Dutch Trade: New Amsterdam (NY), less focus on religion Only trying to make money