Native American Societies: Before and After Columbus
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Native American Societies: Before and After Columbus
- "Migration" and Native Americans in North/Central/South America
- Land Bridge to North America (12,000-10,000 B. C. - Alaska/Russia)
- Native Americans and the Diversity of Physical Landscapes
- Transition from Hunter-Gatherers to Agriculturalists
- Diversity of Diets
Photo by Boston Public Library
Comparing Native American Civilizations
- Major Indian Civilizations and Societies: Central Beliefs and Practices
- Mayans (900 A. D.)
- Aztecs (1325-1500 A. D.)
- Incans (14th and 15th Centuries A. D.)
- Adena-Hopewell (Eastern Tribes)
- Mississippian Culture (Mississippi River Valley
Photo by Ted Van Pelt
Columbus: The European Impact on Native America
- European Exploration (1400s)
- Portugal and Spain (Africa and the Americas)
- Columbus's First Voyage and Contact with Native Americans (1492)
- The Enslavement of Native Americans
- The "Conquistadores" and The Columbian Exchange
Photo by _Loaf_
English and French Colonization of Native America
- English and French colonization of North America and Caribbean (1500s/1600s)
- English Settlement in Jamestown and Plymouth Colonies (Early 1600s: Land, Culture, and Warfare
- Chief Powhatan (Algonquin Tribe; Native American Unrest, Early 1620s
- Praying Towns and King's Philip's War in New England (1650s-1670s)
Photo by wsilver
