European Influence On Native Americans
Europeans settle the America continent as their focus is the conversion of the natives into Europeans. The white population grow rapidly as deals is made. The westward movement push the Indian more distant from the Atlantic shore. As a result, the Indians land are no longer untouchable and the final invasion of Indians homeland begin with the Daves Act of 1887.
There are many ways that the Europeans impact the Indians through changes. The Europeans settle in the Indian world change such as the living habit and the use of tools and weapons. The hunting tribe is change from a subsistence to a commercial type of hunting with the weapons that they got from Europeans traders in the northern region. At the point when beaver vanished from northern New York and the Iroquois countries confront an aggregate loss of a rich exchange and the political energy to which they were usual before the entry of the Europeans, they swing to brutality as a method for convincing the tribes more remote west to bring their hides into Iroquois nation as opposed to Canada. …show more content…
The Europeans want to modify the Indian practices with their efforts by the respect to Indians land use and it influence the relationship between the two races. The Europeans attitudes toward the Indian is due to the lack of knowledge of them as they describe the Indians as “savages.” In The Indian Princess, Smith is exploring the forest as the Indians is following him behind. In the lyrics, Smith is describing the Indians as “savages”: Will echo to the yell of savage beasts/ And savage men more merciless. Alas! (scene 4, act 1). Smith and other Europeans just arrive at the Powhatan River as they already have the attitudes by calling the Indians, “savages.” The Europeans did not know that the Indians hunt for food and planted fields of corn, beans, squash, and
There are many ways that the Europeans impact the Indians through changes. The Europeans settle in the Indian world change such as the living habit and the use of tools and weapons. The hunting tribe is change from a subsistence to a commercial type of hunting with the weapons that they got from Europeans traders in the northern region. At the point when beaver vanished from northern New York and the Iroquois countries confront an aggregate loss of a rich exchange and the political energy to which they were usual before the entry of the Europeans, they swing to brutality as a method for convincing the tribes more remote west to bring their hides into Iroquois nation as opposed to Canada. …show more content…
The Europeans want to modify the Indian practices with their efforts by the respect to Indians land use and it influence the relationship between the two races. The Europeans attitudes toward the Indian is due to the lack of knowledge of them as they describe the Indians as “savages.” In The Indian Princess, Smith is exploring the forest as the Indians is following him behind. In the lyrics, Smith is describing the Indians as “savages”: Will echo to the yell of savage beasts/ And savage men more merciless. Alas! (scene 4, act 1). Smith and other Europeans just arrive at the Powhatan River as they already have the attitudes by calling the Indians, “savages.” The Europeans did not know that the Indians hunt for food and planted fields of corn, beans, squash, and