Spanish Response To Native Americans

Before 1750, Native Americans were being discovered, by Columbus in 1492, the new world and founded the European colonies along with French first in the north and along the Mississippi, and the British along the east coast. In turn the Native Americans’ lives changed. The understanding about economically, French responded by agreement. In terms of economy culturally befriended them and the point of religion, the Spanish responded harshly in terms of economy and culture in their search for gold and respond benignly by promising Catholicism through missionaries. French responded with no oppression culturally befriended them and responded quietly, with regards to religion. Economy, responded with tyranny and with interchanged beneficial …show more content…
Then Hernado Cortez conquered the Aztecs besieged their capital and stole their gold and other resources. The Spanish culture aspects was intermarriage between Spanish the Native Americans, and formed the ethnicity known as Mestizos- a man of mixed race, especially the offspring of a Spaniard and an American Indian that destroyed the religion the temple of the Tenochtitlan for the Christian Cathedrals but also attempt to convert Native American to Catholicism. The British response of the Native Americans before 1750 was first Colonies moved westwards in search of more land, cutting trees down and clearing land for grazing animals. When met with Native Americans, ignited into Anglo-Indian Wars, land-hungry colonists intervene Indians for benefit of own economy
Virginia Company fought in the “perpetual war”. However, the influx of Scottish and Irish people and other non Quaker, cultural Native Americans abide in the approach the southern colonies constantly engaging Indians on the frontier. The British bartering the Native Americans that lead to the immense contact between European and the Native