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White Man came back: Act Two ( The English)

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White Man came back: Act Two ( The English)

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The Vikings, from northern Europe, were the first Europeans to set foot on the American continent. They settled in L'Anse aux Meadows (see map).

They lived in the village for about 100 years, and left.

This took place about 500 years before Christopher Columbus. There was no  consequence for Native People, because the Vikings and local people were never in contact.

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2/ White Man came : Act One (The Vikings) ...

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2/ White Man came : Act One (The Vikings) ...

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This map of the USA shows the different Native American cultures.

Some names are very famous ! Can you list a few ?

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The immense continent  had different climates and animals from north to south.

Tribes (= groups of  people) quickly became different too in their languages, life-styles or cultures, depending on the areas they lived in.

People had no choice: if they wanted to survive, they had to (= they were obliged to) adapt.

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They were the first to settle the American continent. 

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They were the first to settle the American continent. 

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Today, between Russia and the American continent, there is the sea. But about 20.000 years ago, there was ice only.

Groups of hunters came from Siberia (they followed animals to hunt them) and discovered a vast, new continent: the American continent.

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1/ Before White people: Native Americans.

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1/ Before White people: Native Americans.

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for different habitats (sometimes very cold or very hot).

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for different habitats (sometimes very cold or very hot).