HIS311Y1 Lecture Notes - Protestantism, George W. Bush, Smallpox
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The period 1600 and 1700 is once which european settlements take route along the north american atlantic seaboard and in which european colonies are permanently established. Beginning of the period, north of florida and mexico there are no permanent. The native nations of north america, north mexico were essentially undistributed. Although there was trading activity that took place along the coast, Newfoundland and what are now the maritime provinces. Many of the native nations had some european contact. Of course in the south from the spanish colonies there was a huge technological importation, which was the horse. The horse, although was a domesticated animal was brought to the america"s as a domestic animal. However many horses escaped and moved up the plains and so the native cultures of middle north american (great plains) begin to feature horsepower. That is an obvious example of european impact, but one doesn"t happen at the particular time of the actual presence of.