Question

introduction of (by spain)
improved and for some tribes.
trade with
tribes gained new goods such as, metal tools, and
impact of new goods and
these items changed life, hunting, and
and forced labor
caused hardships, separations, and loss of
arrival of new (smallpox, measles)
led to a massive decline; millions died due to lack of
the great (1620 - 1640)
religious groups left for the new world.
help from american indians
american indians helped the
the first thanksgiving
the first happened during this time.
towns
puritan churches set up their own
self-
people made their own and decisions for the community.
new england way
emphasized, godliness, hard work, and honesty.
education was valued because everyone needed to read the
result
these ideas led to the rapid and success of the area
answer the essential question:
how did the european entrance into north america affect american indians?
one of the ways europeans affected the lives of indigenous people was...

Explanation:

This is about the historical impact of European entrance into North - America on American Indians and the development of early New England. Key events include the introduction of new items by Spain, the arrival of diseases, the Great Migration, the First Thanksgiving, the establishment of Puritan towns, self - governance, and the New England Way. Education was valued for religious reasons. The overall result was the development of the area. For the essential question, Europeans brought new goods, diseases, and forced labor which disrupted the lives of American Indians.

Answer:

Introduction of horses (by Spain)
Improved weapons and tools for some tribes.
Trade with American Indian Tribes
Tribes gained new goods such as textiles, metal tools, and guns
Impact of new goods and diseases
These items changed daily life, hunting, and farming
Slavery and forced labor
Caused hardships, family separations, and loss of land
Arrival of new diseases (smallpox, measles)
Led to a massive population decline; millions died due to lack of immunity
The Great Migration (1620 - 1640)
Religious groups left Europe for the New World.
Help from American Indians
American Indians helped the Pilgrims
The First Thanksgiving
The first Thanksgiving feast happened during this time.
Puritan Towns
Puritan churches set up their own governments
Self - governance
People made their own laws and decisions for the community.
New England Way
Emphasized self - reliance, godliness, hard work, and honesty.
Education was valued because everyone needed to read the Bible
Result
These ideas led to the rapid growth and success of the area

One of the ways Europeans affected the lives of indigenous people was that they introduced new diseases which caused a massive population decline, disrupted traditional ways of life with new goods and forced labor, and took away their land.