The Indian's New South

Because other explorers have made success in the Caribbean Sea and its surrounding islands so far and discovered a large amount of gold, silver and other treasures, south Indian New South Europeans came to the southeast of the colony . What the explorers found in the southeastern part of the colony made them deeply disappointed; there was no treasure there. But despite the confrontation of hostile India, they were able to find treasures by rumors and hopeful thinking by Spaniards. The continuing existence of the Spaniards in the south east only brings immigrants from other European countries.

For an overview of environmental changes in the southern colonies, teachers should refer to Albert Cadley's "South Land, Environmental History" (1983) and my book "Indian, Colonies and Slaves on the Southern Atlantic Coast" I can. 1500-1800 (1990). Difficult and controversial issues with South Indians and the environment - in particular the Native American controversy as an ecologist and conservationist - Shepard Craig's "Eco Indians: Myths and History" (1999) A particularly useful chapter for back skins Documented discussion and impact of trade and old world disease

TaínoIndians is an Arawakan Indians (a group of American Indians in the north-east of South America) who lived in southern Caribbean Sea when Christopher Columbus arrived in the Caribbean (including Cuba, Jamaica, Isparta). Niorola and Puerto Rico) The new world Tyano culture left a deep impression on the Spanish (observer) and contemporary sociologists. Arauacan's accomplishment includes the construction of ritual courses, whose common boundaries are characterized by upright stone monuments, the development of common languages, and the creation of complex religious cosmology. There are groups of gods living in the sky; Yocahu is the best creator. The other god, Jurakan, is always angry and dominates the power of the hurricane. The character of other myths is God semin and Maboya. Seminars are gods of people and women, represented by people and animal icons, are collars made of trees, stones, bones, and human debris.

Studies of medieval history in South India began to provide new interpretations using modern methodology: Bartstein, George Spencer, Kenneth Hall, Richard Kennedy and Sausal do innovative research and derive glittering expressions It was a medieval South Indian scholar. The most important contribution comes from Burton Stein. In the "Medieval Peasant State and Society of India" published in 1980, he introduced a new "regional" national system theory for medieval South Indian countries and society.

Bartonstein introduced the subnational theory of early medieval South Indian politics. He refused to regard it as a fully developed country, not an empire. He believes that the political structure of South India should be placed somewhere. In front of him, the early scholars of the South Indian countries saw Chola as a megalith, without noticing that it had changed during the past 5 century. They did not bind the country to society. He pointed out that there is a contradiction between the glory of the cola country as a powerful and centralized bureaucratic monarchy. Mistakes are not in the understanding of the economy, but in the description of the country.