Native Threats

Native Threats

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Columbus...

• landed in the bahamas

• discovered America

• was the first European in the Americas

• set sail in 1492

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Which statements are true?

• During his time Columbus' treatment of others was deemed normal by the standards of the day

• Columbus was the first European to visit the Americas

• Columbus enslaved and mutilated Native people he encountered

• Colonists he ruled threw Columbus in jail

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What happened to the enslaved Taíno people if they failed to deliver the demanded quota of gold under Columbus?

• Hands were cut off

• Chased down by vicious attack dogs

• Walked the plank

• Sent to Spain as indentured servants

Multiple Choice

True or False: Columbus wrote to a friend:

"A hundred castellanoes are as easily obtained for a woman as for a farm, and it is very general and there are plenty of dealers who go about looking for girls; those from nine to ten years old are now in demand."

• TRUE

• FALSE

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In 1769, the Spaniards began to move up the west coast of North America in order to establish claims to rich resources and before other European nations could get a foothold. Together, the Franciscan priests and Spanish soldiers “built” a series of 21

along what is now coastal California.

Multiple Choice

Missions sought to recruit and indenture Native Americans to ________.

• exploit their labor

• learn their customs

• support them

• save them from waring tribes

Multiple Choice

Native people could leave the missions wherever they wanted

• true

• false

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Ways in which some Native Americans rebelled against the mission system were

• running away

• revolting against the missions

• setting fire to the missions

• hunger strikes

Multiple Choice

The origional caretakers of the land in which ERHS resides was the ______ people.

• Sioux 

• Cherokee 

• Lakota

• Tongva