I don't think it is. The people that are native to America are, wait for it, Native Americans. However a name exists that is controversial, Indian. The Europeans that settled here chanced upon the Native Americans early in their stay. In the beginning they thought they were in India hence incorrectly referring to the natives as such. The name kinda stuck despite them not being in India. I guess the term NA could be considered a controversy to those that treat north and south america, collectively as America and there aren't any NA in south america.
Answer:
The conquistadors mainly hoped to find <u>gold and treasures </u>in the Americas
Explanation:
The main idea behind the conquest of America was to find gold and treasures. Spain recently completed its dominance over the Iberian Peninsula, and now wanted to spread its power and influence across the lands discovered by Cristopher Columbus in 1492. Once these expeditions were sponsored by the kings, they hoped to find treasures that could cover the debts. Then, beyond the traditional idea of the Christianization of the natives, there was the necessity to find gold.
<span>I believe it's C, because William Penn allowed many religions to roam free in his colony, while most colonies didnt allow that.</span>
Answer:
Form a utopian communities
Explanation: A p. E x
Religion was important because people wanted to have a reason for the changing of the seasons, even an answer to why the world was created. And even why we were created to answer the question of do we have a purpose or do we just exist? It drove society apart by making people pick sides of which religion is the right or even true religion.
