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How do you think the Europeans viewed the natives? Cite evidence
to support your answer.

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What is Christopher Columbus being accused of?

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What single item had the greatest impact on the New World or the Old World?

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Why is........

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What could these two sides be fighting about?

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Spanish/Portuguese missions were used to both spread a religion and language.

Looking at Latin America today how much influence did the missions have on Latin America? Explain.

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The Europeans viewed the natives as dull minded people. One instance was with Christopher Columbus, where he said "I presented some of them with red caps and some strings of glass beads which they placed around their necks, and with other trifles of the insignificant worth that delighted them and by which we have got wonderful hold on their affections." Meaning that Columbus only tried to gain their affection as a way to get gifts and take control of the land. He believed them to be so simple minded, that they would just give him and his crew many different types of valuable goods and supplies while in return the natives would receive very basic and small things.

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It seems like the Europeans thought of the Natives as dimwitted and not very intelligent, because Columbus mentioned that he gave the Natives beads and things of "insignificant worth" that they still seemed to enjoy.

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The Europeans saw the natives as inferior to themselves. They put their needs above the natives. When the natives brought along things to trade, the Europeans just gave them whatever in exchange for things of far higher quality.

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The Europeans saw the natives as people they could use for helping because they were new to the land they thought the natives could show them around the new world.

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The Europeans thought down on the Natives as if their intellect was really low. Their trading with the Natives was also a bit dirty as the
Natives offered so much and the
Europeans gave them whatever.

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The Europeans seemed to view Natives as unintelligent aliens. I came to this conclusion because Columbus mentioned how the presents the Europeans gave them were "Of the insignificant worth that delighted them." When he said this he was implying they don't know the difference between items of value and items that aren't.

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It seemed that the Europeans thought that they were better than the Natives. I thought this because in the "Diary of Christopher Columbus" he talks about how much stuff the Natives brought them to trade but then said that they only traded them what they wanted to. So the Natives brought high quality things to trade and the Europeans just gave them whatever they wanted.

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The Europeans viewed the natives with little respect and seemed to think of them as lesser beings as well as unintelligent. They treated them like they were easy to manipulate and control because Christopher Columbus thought that he could easily convert there religion if he made them affectionate of him.

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the Europeans viewed the Natives as lesser people because of their image." i presented some of them with red caps and some string of glass beads which they placed around their necks , and with other trifles of the insignificant worth that delighted them."

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Columbus was charged with committing Genocide. The Europeans brought disease that the natives didn't know how to cope with and would also kill some of them through forced labor.

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Christopher Columbus is being accused of spreading horrible diseases and being the cause of many people dying and a huge decrease in population. Because of the Europeans, many new diseases that the Natives weren't exposed to yet were brought in, making lots of people sick.

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The europeans view the natives as lesser than themselves. he gave them beads and other things of insignificant worth, and they enjoyed it since it was new to them

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they viewed the natives as inferior people who they could've put into slavery.

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The Europeans Viewed natives as friends because Columbus says in his diary that "in order to win the friendship and affection of other people......I presented some of them with red caps and some strings of glass bead, which they placed around their necks."

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The Europeans viewed the Natives as less important than them. He even said "these they exchange for whatever we chose to give them," implying that the Natives don't know the value of the European products but the Europeans did.

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They saw the Native Americans as good people how could be helpful for trading and easy to convert with love instead of force. In Columbus's diary he states that "They came loaded with cotton balls, parrots, javelins, and other things too numerous to mention; these they exchanged for whatever we shose to give them."

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He is accused of killing off the native species

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Christopher Columbus was accused spreading diseases since the new world was not immune to some of the sicknesses which lead to many natives dying because they had never had those type of sicknesses before. he was also in trouble for enslaving the native people.

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They saw the Native Americans as weak minded people. this was shown when they gave them necklaces that had little to know significance to them and made them feel like they had a close bond when really they were taking avantage of them.

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I think livestock had the greatest impact on the New World because even today we use it for a large part of our diets and daily life.

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The new cash crops and livestock became popular in both places

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The Europeans viewed the Native Americans as less than them.They would exchange things with them that weren't as nice or had no value.

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they probably saw them as a threat and dull minded

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they probably saw them as a threat and dull minded

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karissa robertson

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The Euroepans viewed the Native Americans as unintelligent. It says that they gave them 'trifles of insignificant worth' because they wouldn't be able to tell the difference

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Columbus is being accused of killing off the Native's. Most people assume that it was because they were inslaved by him, which was true, but mainly they were being killed off by a disease.

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Christopher Columbus is being accused of being responsible for the genocide of the Native's for two reasons. First, he enslaved them and the "Spanish forced labor system extracted many lives." Second he carried European diseases to the Native's which had a heavy death toll because theses diseases were foreign.

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The introduction of new livestock and crops had the biggest impact on the New World. This is because the natives could now hunt things down easier and have a sustained source of food. They also had more to trade among themselves.

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The Europeans viewed the native american's as a threat in land and trade, they also saw them as uneducated and lower class as people.

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How did the Europeans react to not being allowed to treat the Natives as slaves?

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Hes basically being accused for mass genocide since in the graph you can cleary see the decline of the native population over the years

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he is being accused of spreading diseases, and forcing slaves to do labor.

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he is being accused of spreading diseases, and forcing slaves to do labor.

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Karissa Robertson

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The document blames Christopher Columbus for the disease that he spread, which in turn, blames him for the mass genocide.

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Livestock and crops had the biggest impact on the New World because it was their source of food. They would hunt the animals for food, and use some animals, like horses, as transportation.

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In this document, Columbus is being accused of a Genocide of the Native Americans. This is because when he broght Europeons to America, they brought diseases with them that the Native Americans had never encountered, so they died. He also had many of them enslaved and overexerting themselves

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Columbus was accused of mass genocide, this is because when the Europeans came over to India they brought diseases with them like smallpox and measles transmitted it to the Indians leading to large amount of deaths because they didn't have the immunity to fight off the disease like the Europeans who had gotten used to it.

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The document posted is accusing Columbus of mass genocide of the  Natives.

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Why did the Europeans decide to live in peace rather than take the land like they usually did?

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Christopher Columbus was accused of spreading diseases that killed the native Americans.

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They could be fighting about land or use of resources.

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it was the livestock and the crops had the biggest impact on the new world.

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Why did the Europeans not want people to harm their "workers" after they would willingly torture and kill them not too long ago

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the livestock are very important because it is a huge part of our lives to this day.

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the livestock are very important because it is a huge part of our lives to this day.

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karissa Robertson

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The greatest impact on the new world was livestock and crops because with those new thing came along so many more new things people could sell and buy and trading and no longer would have to hunt for food when they could just grow it.

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Columbus is being accused of the spread of deadly diseases that caused a major death toll specifically with the Natives. The graph shows the sudden and intense decline in Native American population from when Europeans arrived.

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Christopher Columbus was being accused of mass murder and bringing in deadly diseases and gave it to the natives.

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I feel like the missions may have had a small impact, but that Latin America made sure to stay true to their culture. I do think some resources were carried on by them.

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Why did the Europeans listen to him so much when before they would take the land over and treat the Indians poorly.

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The item that head the biggest impact had to be the livestock. Without the live stock coming to the new world, our diet would have been completely different.

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Christopher Columbus was accused of killing many native american's and spreading infections upon the colonies arrival to North america.

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The Europeans viewed the natives like people that didn't mean anything and that they where dumb. That is why the natives would give them the most valuable things and the Europeans would give them the most minimum or something that had no value.

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Livestock was a huge impact. The livestock on both sides which changed both lives extremely.

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how did he get away with all the bad things he did?

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The item that had the greatest impact on the Old world was the introduction of new things to farm including plants and livestock. It changed the way people ate and lived their lives and presented more opportunities for the people of the old world.

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They could have been fighting for freedom from working for the Europeans. Or it could be the natives resisting being taken captive by the Euros

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Why did they enslave the natives when they natives helped them

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He was accused of mass genocide because he spread diseases that killed a lot of Native Americans.

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how did they feel after not being able to enslave the natives

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Livestock and crops had a massive impact on the New and Old world. It introduced new foods to both parties, and the livestock helped both sides become more efficent in work. (Horses to Native Americans)

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trading , taxes and exchanging goods have had a great impact on both the new and old worlds.

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land or food

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fighting about land, resources, freedom, the diseases.

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They could be fighting over land or treatment of the natives.

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Why are they treating the Indians horribly?

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What made them not treat this land/people as cruel, compared to America?

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Livestock had a huge impact on natives because it gave them more access to food and it made things more convenient.

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The Euros definitely did bring some new things for the natives and the missions were a good idea as long as the people who did not want to go the them weren't forced into going there.

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They could be fighting for freedom, resources, land.

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The missions did have some impact, but not to the magnitude they had hoped. The natives didn't want to conform to the Europeans norms as they were very deeply rooted in their own traditions.

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What is being shown on this infographic?

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I think the the livestock had the biggest impact because we still use all of it to this day. And without it our lives and diet would have been completely different if we couldn't get those nutrients

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I think the livestock and the abilty to trade between different countries and it still play's a large part in our economy today.

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It seems like the Europeans wanted the Native Americans as slaves, since all of this was with the intention of bringing it back to spain. How did the Europeans convince the Native Americans that they were totally free people even though they were doing things for the Europeans?

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Christopher Columbus was charged with genocide because he left the people that he was in charged of an basically left them to die.

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why where the christians treated better than the Indians when they were "free people" .

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The mission did have a impact on some people but I think the natives stayed to what they were tough before the Europeans came over to the new world

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I think what is trying to be shown in the infographic is the unfair advantage the Mother Country has on trade relations. The Mother Country gets all of the wealth and riches while the colonies get few resources of their own.

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the missions had a impact but not as big as they imagined/ hoped for

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The live stock because it benefited the new world so much because they weren't used to these types of animals and all the positives they bring to them.

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Why did the Europeans pretend like they treated the Natives as their equals when it was clear they weren't treated as equals?

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They could be fighting over land or freedom.

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They could be fighting about their freedom

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The greatest impact was the exchange of livestock and other animals. I allowed for people to not only learn about new creatures, but to also change the way food is made and produced. I also changed the way of transportation.

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It shows the imbalance of between the two sides of the system. The mother country would get all of the riches and gold while the natives got next to nothing.

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Why did the Europeans want to treat the Native's so well but also make them work for them?

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What the info graph is showing is that the natives would give the Euros treasure and currency in exchange for goods. So each of the parties would be receiving something useful to them.

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Indians defending their land or their resources.

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The infrograph is showing the unfsir relationships between the two. So the mother land gets all the wealth while the colonies get few resouces

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it did have an impact but not a huge one like they thought it would.