Life of Native Americans, before America was discovered, was very peaceful and full of very civilized populations. The Voyage of Christopher Columbus, a Spanish explorer, was sent by the Queen to explore new lands for the need of natural resources. This Voyage will have its pros and cons to the discovery of a new world.
The Native Americans, which were first confused as Indians, had plenty of food, land, and had a lot of prosperity. When you have enough food and land, there's no reason to be fighting or being violent. Instead since they had time in their hands they started to invent things that would help them grow, like tinkering with the corn to make it bigger than its actual size. This made the population grow more in population. After the arrival of the Spaniards everything …show more content…
All of their natural resources were running out, the wood, their most valuable resource is running out. They were also overcrowded, their population number was the same as the other side of the world but the advantage they had was that they had space. There were several reasons which made Spain and Europe send explorers to find new grounds.
The ways in which this voyage changed both worlds will never be forgotten. The consequences it had concluded to spread of cultural and language, and food trade. Of Course everything that is good can also bring bad like, Atlantic slave trade. It also made a huge difference in the way Indians (Native Americans) viewed things in life like, women aren't supposed to do men work, and men had to do all the hard working.
This concludes to the idea in which made our nation. Columbus made some pros and cons which made us better, a greater and more civilized race. The help of this man we have what we have right now. Such as trade all over the world, not just in food but in goods like metal and petroleum. This will forever be remembered as the change of the
The Native Americans, which were first confused as Indians, had plenty of food, land, and had a lot of prosperity. When you have enough food and land, there's no reason to be fighting or being violent. Instead since they had time in their hands they started to invent things that would help them grow, like tinkering with the corn to make it bigger than its actual size. This made the population grow more in population. After the arrival of the Spaniards everything …show more content…
All of their natural resources were running out, the wood, their most valuable resource is running out. They were also overcrowded, their population number was the same as the other side of the world but the advantage they had was that they had space. There were several reasons which made Spain and Europe send explorers to find new grounds.
The ways in which this voyage changed both worlds will never be forgotten. The consequences it had concluded to spread of cultural and language, and food trade. Of Course everything that is good can also bring bad like, Atlantic slave trade. It also made a huge difference in the way Indians (Native Americans) viewed things in life like, women aren't supposed to do men work, and men had to do all the hard working.
This concludes to the idea in which made our nation. Columbus made some pros and cons which made us better, a greater and more civilized race. The help of this man we have what we have right now. Such as trade all over the world, not just in food but in goods like metal and petroleum. This will forever be remembered as the change of the