How many Native Americans survived the European colonization since Columbus times, according to David Stannard?
Q. How many Native Americans survived the European colonization since Columbus times, according to David Stannard? It's a question of multiple answer. There can be 1,2,3,4, or no correct answers. Possible answers are: a) 5% b) 15% c) 25% d) 50% I would be very grateful for your help.
Asked by Luna Lunak - Fri Nov 14 17:10:35 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well no one has survived since columbus times but...your answer is actually 5% those of us alive today are the descendents of only 5% of natives that survived through the 1890s. that must be why we are so strong. we are survivors.
Answered by Kanien:kaha'ka-[]-[]-^-[]-[] - Sat Nov 15 10:57:39 2008
Q. How many Native Americans survived the European colonization since Columbus times, according to David Stannard? It's a question of multiple answer. There can be 1,2,3,4, or no correct answers. Possible answers are: a) 5% b) 15% c) 25% d) 50% I would be very grateful for your help.
Asked by Luna Lunak - Fri Nov 14 17:10:35 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well no one has survived since columbus times but...your answer is actually 5% those of us alive today are the descendents of only 5% of natives that survived through the 1890s. that must be why we are so strong. we are survivors.
Answered by Kanien:kaha'ka-[]-[]-^-[]-[] - Sat Nov 15 10:57:39 2008
What is the difference between domination and colonization?
Q. I was reading the history about Spanish conquistadors (Spanish who conquer the America) in the America. When I read through I was really stuck up in the word domination and colonization. Are they same or maybe a little bit different. I don't want the answers on the dictionary. I want somebody opinion of how they classify upon these two words. Thank you.
Asked by Blue Bird - Sun Mar 11 17:56:47 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. We have come to take over you and yours and you will obey This is what I would say for Domination We have come to settle our people and take over this area for our own. This is Colonization to me.
Answered by Mistical - Sun Mar 11 18:10:59 2007
Q. I was reading the history about Spanish conquistadors (Spanish who conquer the America) in the America. When I read through I was really stuck up in the word domination and colonization. Are they same or maybe a little bit different. I don't want the answers on the dictionary. I want somebody opinion of how they classify upon these two words. Thank you.
Asked by Blue Bird - Sun Mar 11 17:56:47 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. We have come to take over you and yours and you will obey This is what I would say for Domination We have come to settle our people and take over this area for our own. This is Colonization to me.
Answered by Mistical - Sun Mar 11 18:10:59 2007
What was the main focus of French exploration and colonization through the 17th century in North America?
Q. What was the main focus of French exploration and colonization through the 17th century in North America? A. The lucrative Northern fur trade B. Fortifying the Atlantic Coast to protect French possessions in the Caribbean C. Providing an outlet for excess population from French cities D. Gold and silver mining I have a feeling it's either A or D, but I have NO idea. I can't find the answer anywhere! <:O
Asked by Miranda - Mon Oct 6 12:19:23 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your answer is A. At least according to Wikipedia: "After its failed attempt at a colony in the 1540s, for a time France limited its colonial interests in what would become Canada to fishing in the Grand Banks off the coast of Newfoundland. By the beginning of the 17th century, however, the French had become very interested in the fur trade, and this led them to push inland to better trade with American Indian tribes. French interest in the area began with the founding of Tadoussac in 1599. In 1603, Samuel de Champlain made his first trip to North America on a fur trading expedition. ... In 1608, he created a fur trading post that would grow into the city of Quebec, a settlement that later became the capital of French North America."
Answered by brelwen - Tue Oct 7 15:52:51 2008
Q. What was the main focus of French exploration and colonization through the 17th century in North America? A. The lucrative Northern fur trade B. Fortifying the Atlantic Coast to protect French possessions in the Caribbean C. Providing an outlet for excess population from French cities D. Gold and silver mining I have a feeling it's either A or D, but I have NO idea. I can't find the answer anywhere! <:O
Asked by Miranda - Mon Oct 6 12:19:23 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your answer is A. At least according to Wikipedia: "After its failed attempt at a colony in the 1540s, for a time France limited its colonial interests in what would become Canada to fishing in the Grand Banks off the coast of Newfoundland. By the beginning of the 17th century, however, the French had become very interested in the fur trade, and this led them to push inland to better trade with American Indian tribes. French interest in the area began with the founding of Tadoussac in 1599. In 1603, Samuel de Champlain made his first trip to North America on a fur trading expedition. ... In 1608, he created a fur trading post that would grow into the city of Quebec, a settlement that later became the capital of French North America."
Answered by brelwen - Tue Oct 7 15:52:51 2008
Whats the difference between colonization and conquering?
Q. I have to do a three paragraph assignment explaining the differences. But I'm just looking for some basic ideas. If I'm not mistaken, colonization is just when a people populate an area, a new area I guess. And conquering would of course be taking over land by force. Any ideas on how I can build on that and make it three graphs? At least 15 sentences?
Asked by The man punted Baxter! - Fri Dec 26 20:46:31 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well, colonization is imposing upon a land and creating a city-state with a functional stratifying system within it. You can conquer land that you don't personally raise a city in or use.
Answered by God's Pink Lazer - Fri Dec 26 20:54:25 2008
Q. I have to do a three paragraph assignment explaining the differences. But I'm just looking for some basic ideas. If I'm not mistaken, colonization is just when a people populate an area, a new area I guess. And conquering would of course be taking over land by force. Any ideas on how I can build on that and make it three graphs? At least 15 sentences?
Asked by The man punted Baxter! - Fri Dec 26 20:46:31 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well, colonization is imposing upon a land and creating a city-state with a functional stratifying system within it. You can conquer land that you don't personally raise a city in or use.
Answered by God's Pink Lazer - Fri Dec 26 20:54:25 2008
What are the reasons for colonization and Exploration after the Middle Ages?
Q. What are the reasons for colonization and Exploration after the Middle Ages?
Asked by Jesuslover - Tue Sep 23 14:09:23 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. need for natural resources, those needs being driven by enhanced technology and industrialization in the western part of Europe.*
Answered by History Buff says Smurf It - Tue Sep 23 14:12:51 2008
Q. What are the reasons for colonization and Exploration after the Middle Ages?
Asked by Jesuslover - Tue Sep 23 14:09:23 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. need for natural resources, those needs being driven by enhanced technology and industrialization in the western part of Europe.*
Answered by History Buff says Smurf It - Tue Sep 23 14:12:51 2008
What good came from the western colonization era?
Q. Despite the formation of new nations, how did colonization benefit other countries? I mean in the long run. It seems like all the colonies became independent and Europe didn't gain any territory.
Asked by kn j - Fri Feb 20 05:55:58 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Western colonizers got very rich!! In Africa the colonizers took all the natural resources (like diamonds, rubber, ivory, etc) and shipped millions of people over to the Americas to sell as slaves for huge profits. In the Americas they used the land for cotton and sugar plantations, and displaced the native peoples in order to use the land for farming. In Australia and other deportation colonies they displaced the native peoples so that they could get rid of "unwanted" people (like "criminals" who were mostly poor, thus leaving the country richer in general). So basically colonization made Western European countries into the global economic powers they still are today. The same applies for countries that broke away from the original… [cont.]
Answered by Yorkie Mum - Fri Feb 20 14:42:01 2009
Q. Despite the formation of new nations, how did colonization benefit other countries? I mean in the long run. It seems like all the colonies became independent and Europe didn't gain any territory.
Asked by kn j - Fri Feb 20 05:55:58 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Western colonizers got very rich!! In Africa the colonizers took all the natural resources (like diamonds, rubber, ivory, etc) and shipped millions of people over to the Americas to sell as slaves for huge profits. In the Americas they used the land for cotton and sugar plantations, and displaced the native peoples in order to use the land for farming. In Australia and other deportation colonies they displaced the native peoples so that they could get rid of "unwanted" people (like "criminals" who were mostly poor, thus leaving the country richer in general). So basically colonization made Western European countries into the global economic powers they still are today. The same applies for countries that broke away from the original… [cont.]
Answered by Yorkie Mum - Fri Feb 20 14:42:01 2009
How was the spanish's colonization of the americas funded?
Q. I need to know how the Spanish's funding for colonization differed from the English's.
Asked by Mitch Svinson - Sun Aug 30 20:01:13 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I need to know how the Spanish's funding for colonization differed from the English's.
Asked by Mitch Svinson - Sun Aug 30 20:01:13 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
what pushed the leaders to solve the political problems in the Philippines during the spanish colonization?
Q. what are the factors that pushed the leaders to solve the political problems in the Philippines during the spanish colonization?
Asked by eunice a - Tue Jul 22 07:26:53 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Force of arms and determination to colonise.
Answered by stainless steven - Tue Jul 22 07:52:04 2008
Q. what are the factors that pushed the leaders to solve the political problems in the Philippines during the spanish colonization?
Asked by eunice a - Tue Jul 22 07:26:53 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Force of arms and determination to colonise.
Answered by stainless steven - Tue Jul 22 07:52:04 2008
What was one result of the colonization of the Islamic world by European powers?
Q. What was one result of the colonization of the Islamic world by European powers?
Asked by pitt_panthers2006 - Tue Feb 20 16:59:36 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the west has never successfully colonized the Islamic world. at times there have been more or less successful levels of military occupation of the muslim world by the west, but I think it is important to realize that is not the same thing. in fact, if you would permit me to get on my soapbox for a moment, with the mess that the USA and Britain have made in Iraq, it seems to me that at this point serious colonization would be the best solution; obviously what is happening now is only creating condtions for bloodshed and terror, and if there were a military withdrawal it would create conditions for more civil war and genocide. a real attempt at colonization would mean investing the region with people and values. I am not claiming that this… [cont.]
Answered by tethys - Tue Feb 20 17:17:38 2007
Q. What was one result of the colonization of the Islamic world by European powers?
Asked by pitt_panthers2006 - Tue Feb 20 16:59:36 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the west has never successfully colonized the Islamic world. at times there have been more or less successful levels of military occupation of the muslim world by the west, but I think it is important to realize that is not the same thing. in fact, if you would permit me to get on my soapbox for a moment, with the mess that the USA and Britain have made in Iraq, it seems to me that at this point serious colonization would be the best solution; obviously what is happening now is only creating condtions for bloodshed and terror, and if there were a military withdrawal it would create conditions for more civil war and genocide. a real attempt at colonization would mean investing the region with people and values. I am not claiming that this… [cont.]
Answered by tethys - Tue Feb 20 17:17:38 2007
What were the differences and similarities of the French colonization of Vietnam and America? And who won?
Q. I have to do this for a History Assignment its due already...and i really haven't found much information. Any help would be good! I just have to write what were the differences and similarities on the French colonization on America and Vietnam, and who won.
Asked by Angie - Fri Jan 18 15:02:00 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. www.google.com www.yahoo.com www.msn.com www.dogpile.com www.ask.com and www.dictionary.com(click on encyclopedia and search)
Answered by winter d - Fri Jan 18 15:08:19 2008
Q. I have to do this for a History Assignment its due already...and i really haven't found much information. Any help would be good! I just have to write what were the differences and similarities on the French colonization on America and Vietnam, and who won.
Asked by Angie - Fri Jan 18 15:02:00 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. www.google.com www.yahoo.com www.msn.com www.dogpile.com www.ask.com and www.dictionary.com(click on encyclopedia and search)
Answered by winter d - Fri Jan 18 15:08:19 2008
Colonization by a larger nation to increase its economic standing is known as?
Q. What is colonization by a larger nation to increase its economic standing is known as?
Asked by Daniel - Wed Jun 17 17:09:11 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Imperialism
Answered by iRR3L3VanT - Wed Jun 17 17:12:16 2009
Q. What is colonization by a larger nation to increase its economic standing is known as?
Asked by Daniel - Wed Jun 17 17:09:11 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Imperialism
Answered by iRR3L3VanT - Wed Jun 17 17:12:16 2009
In the bid for colonies, did smaller nations benefit from colonization or suffer?
Q. In the bid for colonies, did smaller nations benefit from colonization or suffer exploitation at the hands of larger, imperialistic nations? I need 3 points to support this question so i can begin writing my essay and i need help!
Asked by POOKIE - Sun Mar 16 08:45:58 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First, we are too small to see the whole picture. Second, in the short term, colonization is difficult and usually cruel. The thing is exploitation is more common than we think. There is only a very small percentage of people who don't feel it in the whole world. So we learned to live with it. Besides this anybody who take advantages of exploitation -countries, politicians-they are the worst part of it- and this is the main thing that should be fought against. And third,In the long term the idea is good- it's Utopia. Where we have only one big happy continent. Where we have the same language and only one law. Where we function as a strong powerful machine. Maybe the empires of ants and bees should give us an example. We need more… [cont.]
Answered by the magician - Sun Mar 16 10:59:22 2008
Q. In the bid for colonies, did smaller nations benefit from colonization or suffer exploitation at the hands of larger, imperialistic nations? I need 3 points to support this question so i can begin writing my essay and i need help!
Asked by POOKIE - Sun Mar 16 08:45:58 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First, we are too small to see the whole picture. Second, in the short term, colonization is difficult and usually cruel. The thing is exploitation is more common than we think. There is only a very small percentage of people who don't feel it in the whole world. So we learned to live with it. Besides this anybody who take advantages of exploitation -countries, politicians-they are the worst part of it- and this is the main thing that should be fought against. And third,In the long term the idea is good- it's Utopia. Where we have only one big happy continent. Where we have the same language and only one law. Where we function as a strong powerful machine. Maybe the empires of ants and bees should give us an example. We need more… [cont.]
Answered by the magician - Sun Mar 16 10:59:22 2008
How has geography helped in the colonization of North america?
Q. more specifically the colonization of the europeans and the countries Canada, America and Mexico
Asked by Jas - Sat Nov 22 03:43:59 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Geography helped and hurt. The great plains and deserts delayed any expansion and population growth westward. The only real aspect of geography that aided colonization was access to bodies of water, coastal regions specially, and regions accessible and irrigated by rivers and waterways. Several mountain ranges kept settlers confined to relatively small geographic areas and forced settlements in differeent direction. The Appalachians is an example. Also mountain ranges affected weather patterns. Rainfall and spring water was also a factor in colonization due to the need for ariable farm land. For example the Pilgrims landed on the rocky beaches of cape cod and found farming near impossible so they moved to Plymouth.
Answered by Texan - Sat Nov 22 04:39:00 2008
Q. more specifically the colonization of the europeans and the countries Canada, America and Mexico
Asked by Jas - Sat Nov 22 03:43:59 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Geography helped and hurt. The great plains and deserts delayed any expansion and population growth westward. The only real aspect of geography that aided colonization was access to bodies of water, coastal regions specially, and regions accessible and irrigated by rivers and waterways. Several mountain ranges kept settlers confined to relatively small geographic areas and forced settlements in differeent direction. The Appalachians is an example. Also mountain ranges affected weather patterns. Rainfall and spring water was also a factor in colonization due to the need for ariable farm land. For example the Pilgrims landed on the rocky beaches of cape cod and found farming near impossible so they moved to Plymouth.
Answered by Texan - Sat Nov 22 04:39:00 2008
Is Colonization and Exploration a good topic for a Persuasive Research Paper?
Q. I need to do a Persuasive Research Paper and I was wondering is Colonization and Exploration is a good topic or is it too broad?
Asked by Victor K - Fri Feb 20 13:49:08 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I need to do a Persuasive Research Paper and I was wondering is Colonization and Exploration is a good topic or is it too broad?
Asked by Victor K - Fri Feb 20 13:49:08 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
What are the differences between the approach to colonization for spain and britain?
Q. Please help me with my essay. i've wrote a lot but need more ideas to get me going again. What were the differences between the Spanish approach to colonization and the british approach? I think british wa smore economic and spreading christianity but british was more for the reform of other religion and escaping the church. etc. mre clues??
Asked by FRIES FIERS FIRES FEIRS - Mon Mar 2 20:32:53 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Spanish were interested in gold and silver. They did not have a lot of Spanish settlers that would stay in the New World to establish a permanent population. The British were more interested in the natural resources of the colonies to aid the industries of Britain. Settlers who came to British colonies usually planned to stay there and establish their home there.
Answered by MrV - Mon Mar 2 20:44:52 2009
Q. Please help me with my essay. i've wrote a lot but need more ideas to get me going again. What were the differences between the Spanish approach to colonization and the british approach? I think british wa smore economic and spreading christianity but british was more for the reform of other religion and escaping the church. etc. mre clues??
Asked by FRIES FIERS FIRES FEIRS - Mon Mar 2 20:32:53 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Spanish were interested in gold and silver. They did not have a lot of Spanish settlers that would stay in the New World to establish a permanent population. The British were more interested in the natural resources of the colonies to aid the industries of Britain. Settlers who came to British colonies usually planned to stay there and establish their home there.
Answered by MrV - Mon Mar 2 20:44:52 2009
At least 5 religions orders who have reach Philippines during spanish Colonization?
Q. What are the religions orders who have reach the Philippines during the Spanish Colonization?Including what years?
Asked by Ruby D - Thu Sep 25 08:27:40 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1 - Christians 2 - Muslim 3 - Budists 4 - Hinduism 5 - Jewish About the years, around 1521, during the first travel around the World by Ruy Lopez de Villalobos. Thta s it. See ya!
Answered by cristianosax - Thu Sep 25 09:03:33 2008
Q. What are the religions orders who have reach the Philippines during the Spanish Colonization?Including what years?
Asked by Ruby D - Thu Sep 25 08:27:40 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1 - Christians 2 - Muslim 3 - Budists 4 - Hinduism 5 - Jewish About the years, around 1521, during the first travel around the World by Ruy Lopez de Villalobos. Thta s it. See ya!
Answered by cristianosax - Thu Sep 25 09:03:33 2008
What were some advantages and disadvantages of imperial colonization?
Q. what were some of the advantages and disadvantages of imperial colonization? Plz Help
Asked by Wingman 1 - Thu Mar 13 13:37:51 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Is this your homework assignment? try google!
Answered by J*Mo - Thu Mar 13 13:44:56 2008
Q. what were some of the advantages and disadvantages of imperial colonization? Plz Help
Asked by Wingman 1 - Thu Mar 13 13:37:51 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Is this your homework assignment? try google!
Answered by J*Mo - Thu Mar 13 13:44:56 2008
How long before colonization of Mars is possible?
Q. Also how long before colonization is possible on a wide scale? Why? For the same reason we put teams on the moon. To expand human knowledge and in the process develop a host of useful new technologies.
Asked by Armus - Mon Apr 17 03:14:01 2006 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It will happen someday. I dissagree casually with the people who said it will never happen. I believe once we have a cheaper energy source, and faster travel, we will do it. We have the technology today, but it's the cost, the danger, and the time that prevents us. It will happen someday, I have no idea when, but it will. I wouldn't hold your breath though.
Answered by be_random1991 - Thu Apr 27 16:41:49 2006
Q. Also how long before colonization is possible on a wide scale? Why? For the same reason we put teams on the moon. To expand human knowledge and in the process develop a host of useful new technologies.
Asked by Armus - Mon Apr 17 03:14:01 2006 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It will happen someday. I dissagree casually with the people who said it will never happen. I believe once we have a cheaper energy source, and faster travel, we will do it. We have the technology today, but it's the cost, the danger, and the time that prevents us. It will happen someday, I have no idea when, but it will. I wouldn't hold your breath though.
Answered by be_random1991 - Thu Apr 27 16:41:49 2006
did the monroe doctrine want to prevent future European colonization in the western hemisphere?
Q. was it, a)the u.s would prevent future European colonization in the western hemisphere. or b)The United States would end diplomatic relations with all European countries? please and thanks
Asked by sam<3 - Thu Jan 8 18:40:20 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A, the Monroe doctrine was to stop European countries trying to either start new colonies in the Americas and govern the existing ones. The doctrine didn't mean anything to European countries though until Great Britain backed us up on it.
Answered by tennis_chick_95 - Thu Jan 8 18:50:23 2009
Q. was it, a)the u.s would prevent future European colonization in the western hemisphere. or b)The United States would end diplomatic relations with all European countries? please and thanks
Asked by sam<3 - Thu Jan 8 18:40:20 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A, the Monroe doctrine was to stop European countries trying to either start new colonies in the Americas and govern the existing ones. The doctrine didn't mean anything to European countries though until Great Britain backed us up on it.
Answered by tennis_chick_95 - Thu Jan 8 18:50:23 2009
What was New Yorks ECONOMY based on during early colonization?
Q. I'm having some trouble find this information in the internet; please help. In my History class we are covering early colonization and we need to find the type of SOCIETY, what was their ECONOMY based on, and political (Government) rules did the thirteen original colonies live by.
Asked by Erika S - Thu Sep 4 21:27:57 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. New York's economy was very heavily based on TRADE. Since New York was close to the bay, trade was very successful. If you search Wikipedia, you can find more info on politics & society in colonial NY.
Answered by superawesome PRIYA - Thu Sep 4 21:35:08 2008
Q. I'm having some trouble find this information in the internet; please help. In my History class we are covering early colonization and we need to find the type of SOCIETY, what was their ECONOMY based on, and political (Government) rules did the thirteen original colonies live by.
Asked by Erika S - Thu Sep 4 21:27:57 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. New York's economy was very heavily based on TRADE. Since New York was close to the bay, trade was very successful. If you search Wikipedia, you can find more info on politics & society in colonial NY.
Answered by superawesome PRIYA - Thu Sep 4 21:35:08 2008
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