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While they were ruling over India, they wanted to divide the unity of the Hindus and the Muslims. Because the British knew if the two fight united against them.
The best answer is, decreased dramatically.
Following the massive and consistent arrival of Europeans following the expeditions of Columbus in 1492, the American Indians were faced with devastation, disease, and death. Colonial settlers, the British, French, Spanish, and eventually American governments would all negotiate various treaties and agreements with the American Indians, however, these were often violated or negotiated in a way to leave the Indians in some kind of deficit. As the years passed and the tribes along the east coast were removed or assimilated, the American government enacted full-blown warfare against the American Indians in the mid-west and west, eventually forcing all remaining members into assimilation and reservations.
Answer:
John Smith
Explanation:
John Smith was widely known for his leadership role at Jamestown during the period of settlement of English colonist settlers in 1608.
Due to differences in motives and perception, there were constant struggles between the English settlers and the Powhatan natives, and as well among the English settlers themselves.
However, John Smith through his leadership abilities and treaty with the Powhatan Confederacy, specifically the Powhatan chief and her daughter Pocahontas was able to keep the early settlement of Jamestown afloat.
Note: it was John Rolfe, the tobacco farmer that later marry Pocahontas in 1614.
Answer:
They performed religious and governmental duties
Explanation:
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