Beginning in the mid-1500s, Spanish laws allowed Africans but not indigenous peoples to be enslaved, though in practice both groups continued to be treated poorly by Spanish colonists.
laws passed in the mid-1500s allowed Africans but not indigenous peoples to be forced into labor though in practice both groups continued to be treated poorly by Spanish colonists.
The American Indians now are more correctly called, "American aboriginals" or "American natives".
Wyoming/women's suffrage
11 if I remember correctly
WHAT? YOU JUST WROTE IT!
It is difficult to read and correctly interpret because it was so influenced by the historical events that happened just before it was written.
Africans were forcibly brought to the New World as slaves to work on plantations and mines, while indigenous peoples were often subjected to forced labor and exploitation but also faced diseases and violence that decimated their populations. Africans were seen as property while indigenous peoples were viewed as inferior subjects to be Christianized and assimilated.
The Spanish defeated the indigenous people in Peru.
The American Indians now are more correctly called, "American aboriginals" or "American natives".
Yes, although the word "words" in the question is misspelled as "works".
there is no name for the whole population of aboriginal people. Each tribe has their own individual name such as fi Ka'taier which roughly means "Spirit of Kangaroo"
Correctly spelled it is Sacagawea and she is on some $1 coins; she was an Indigenous American of the Shoshone tribe who led Lewis and Clark through what is now the Western United States. Here's the address for Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sacagawea
In Aboriginal times, the boomerang was used by Indigenous Australian cultures. It was primarily used for hunting and for sport. The boomerang was thrown to hit targets or birds in flight, and it would return to the thrower if thrown correctly.
more correctly, most correctly
correctly
Althou I have never owned one my air conditioners have always been wall or window mounts. I have had experiences with portable ones, and they never leaked unless the plug in the back isn't working correctly
No. Ayers Rock, now known by its indigenous name of Uluru, is not a plateau. It is most correctly described as an inselberg. An inselberg is an isolated mountain or hill that rises suddenly from the surrounding plain.
Correctly is an adverb