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Colonial America

06 Q and A for Cultural Interactions in Early Colonial America

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How did Europeans view society? Under a Christianity and strict belief of people belonging in different statuses. Any land should be owned by government or the individual.
How did Native Americans view society? They believed in a much more equal land, it should be shared amongst everyone. Land itself should also be shared too.
How were women in Native American society vs the Europeans? Women in Native American society were freer and more given more important roles. European women were confined to the house.
How would the European misunderstand the Native Americans? Language barriers, different cultures, and traditions were seen as strange or superstitious by European eyes.
As the Europeans expanded into native lands, they demanded labor from them, how would the Native groups respond? Some followed, while others rebelled.
What would the Pueblo to rebel against the Europeans? Fight back for ten years using coordinated attacks.
The Wampanoag would try to make agreements with the Europeans; how would they honor this agreement? The Europeans did not, they expanded more and broke such trust, eventually spiraling into war the Wampanoag trying to protect their way of life.
What was the Stono rebellion? A rebellion in which Africans started an uprising in South Carolina. Africans marched to then Spanish Florida.
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