shy and scared them from Columbus like he owns “protected soon as they saw our men injury” the Native Americans. “As arrive, fled without a moment’s by some of the He says he has taken “took delay” natives” possession of land that Columbus poor weapons belonged to the Native with what they Americans. “Generous possess” took by force some of the “I Natives.” believes in nature god them their error Cartier feels that the Native “showed belief in God that amounts and informed them that Americans believed in false “no to anything” their Cudouagny was a gods and that they are Cartier turned away from their wicked spirit” trusting and easily swayed. traditional beliefs that one must receive “Also begged to be baptized baptism or perish in hell.” in of the Europeans new and different; invaders The Creek Chief believes the “awe” because they had never seen the fierce brutes, natives reacted the way they “astride anyone like that your horses, entering with did because they had never not afraid, just our nature such speed and fury into my seen men like this before and “not Chief to resist” country” that welcoming others is and John were giving because their custom. “receive White you with the sobriety due to so John White sees the Native kingly and famous a lord” Americans as fellow humans painting shows Native with their own customs. American as human large population slaughtered the natives de las Casas believes that the “swarming “the with people” Spanish fell like ravening Spanish were brutal in their simple and kind are wolves” treatment of the kind, “they without malice,” destroyed population obedient, simple natives and “Never Bartolomé quarrelsome” indigenous they killed off a whole “the de las Casas did not want material things or population...stood at some population of people. ambitious nor three million; today only two “neither greedy, and are totally hundred survive.” uninterested in worldly power” Unit Two Assessment
Columbus shy and scared “As soon as they saw our men arrive, fled without a moment’s delay” poor weapons “Generous with what they possess” “protected them from injury” “took by some of the natives” Columbus like he owns the Native Americans. He says he has taken possession of land that belonged to the Native Americans. “I took by force some of the Natives.” Cartier believes in nature god “no belief in God that amounts to anything” turned away from their traditional beliefs begged to be baptized “showed them their error and informed them that their Cudouagny was a wicked spirit” “Also that one must receive baptism or perish in hell.” Cartier feels that the Native Americans believed in false gods and that they are trusting and easily swayed. Chief and John White in “awe” of the Europeans because they had never seen anyone like that not afraid, just “not our nature to resist” were giving because “receive you with the sobriety due to so kingly and famous a lord” painting shows Native American as human new and different; invaders “astride the fierce brutes, your horses, entering with such speed and fury into my country” The Creek Chief believes the natives reacted the way they did because they had never seen men like this before and that welcoming others is their custom. John White sees the Native Americans as fellow humans with their own customs. Bartolomé de las Casas large population “swarming with people” simple and kind “they are without malice,” “Never quarrelsome” did not want material things or “neither ambitious nor greedy, and are totally uninterested in worldly power” slaughtered the natives “the Spanish fell like ravening wolves” destroyed population “the indigenous population...stood at some three million; today only two hundred survive.” de las Casas believes that the Spanish were brutal in their treatment of the kind, obedient, simple natives and they killed off a whole population of people. Unit Two Assessment
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