The name, Alaska, is a native word meaning "mainland" which distinguishes it from the many Aleutian islands where the people whose lives were tied to the sea lived.
Because it would be silly to call it the "state insect"!
Natives did not except the Europeans being on their territory. The Europeans tried to take control and make natives convert their religion to Christianity or make them their slaves. They usually did take control because they had superior weapons compared to the natives.
No , because Alaska was not a state.
Alaska
The encomienda system had several negative effects on the Spaniards. Some of those were that the natives were exploited and treated badly, the religious beliefs of the natives were threatened and even destroyed and the natives faced severe discrimination due to the system.
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Aleut. a member of the people inhabiting the Aleutian Islands and western Alaska
The Aleuts.
natives
The Inuits lived in Alaska :}
Aleut and Athabascan
Their natives are called Aborigines.
The name of Alaska was already introduced during the time of Russian rule (Аляска). It is derived from the Aluet alaxsxaq. Which means "the mainland" or more literally, "the object towards which the action of the sea is directed".Alaska is also known as Alyeska or "the great land" and is derived from the same Aluet roots as Alaska.
Vitus Bering.
natives of new zealand are maoris....they call there land Aotearoa
Yes, Eskimos are the natives of the Arctic area.
Kodiak and Afognak are largely settled by Aleuts. There are some Tlingit and Haida natives there as well.