Biological and Cultural Consequences of European Contact with the Native Americans

The result of contact between Europeans and Native Americans has brought serious consequences over both expectations. However, while Europeans can overcome most of the initial problems surrounding such contacts, Native Americans have endured this effect for a long time, resulting in a decline in the power of Native Americans in North America . These biological effects, such as the effects of illness, the formation of new society and the influence of Europe, have a devastating effect on the life of the previously known Native American.

Native Americans' technology, economics, language, and political systems are as diverse as those in Europe. Prior to European contacts, the history of Native American was as colorful and exciting as the rest of the world. For these reasons, it is impossible to identify 'Native American culture'. Most Native American religions believe that the earth is the mother of all things. As all living things and plants rely on the earth for food, clothing, shelter, and water, we are connected as relatives. If the earth is our mother, everything in her body is our brothers and sisters. This relationship of harmony with the environment and harmony with the environment is not a fundamental belief that Native Americans win, not controlling it.

The result of contact between Europeans and Native Americans has brought serious consequences over both expectations. However, while Europeans can overcome most of the initial problems surrounding such contacts, Native Americans have endured this effect for a long time, resulting in a decline in the power of Native Americans in North America . - Introduction "Cultural perception is the foundation of communication, which includes the ability to stand up from ourselves and begin to realize our cultural values, beliefs, ideas" (Cantatore & Quappe, n.d.). Intercultural perception is an important part of organizational success and organizational failure. Today's economy is very diverse, and organizations support a wide range of individuals from all cultures.

Prior to contacting in Europe, the culture of Native American is diverse, and this diversity extends to the religious beliefs, practices and understandings of the world. However, European explorers, colonialists and colonial governments often absorb myths that the United States is a completely and completely peaceful Eden before contact with Europe. Barbarians "" This nation-centered view can not be supported by scholarships, Native Americans work not only neighbors, neighbors, as colonization progresses and Europeans fight all indigenous communities differently as the Native Americans fight It began to gather in a unified group.