The Tainos hated the Kalinagoes because:
1. The Kalinagoes raided their villages and destroyed their lives
2. They took away Taino woman / wives
3. They would kill the Tainos and drink their blood because they thought it showed bravery
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they settled on the coast
The final German attack, the Marne-Reims Offensive, happened in 1918. The French and Americans knew the attack was going to happen were waiting.
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Kalinagos
The Kalinagos and Tainos loved settling in areas around the water bodies.
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The tainos were peaceful while the Kalinagos were war like. The kalinagos were more fit and built than the tainos because thay ate more healthy with protein. The tainos occupied the greater antilles while the kalinagos occupied the lesser antilles.
the settled in dominica Puerto Rico etc.
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Tainos, Lucayanos, Borequinos, Igerian,Kalinagos(CARIBS)
they settled on the coast
The characterization of the Tainos and Kalinagos as "uncivilized" stems from a Eurocentric perspective that equated civilization with European cultural norms, technologies, and societal structures. Both groups had rich cultures, social systems, and agricultural practices that were well-adapted to their environments. The Tainos were known for their extensive farming and fishing techniques, while the Kalinagos were skilled in seafaring and trade. Such labels often reflect biases rather than an objective assessment of the societies' complexities and achievements.
both tainos and kalinagos were subsistence farmers growing food mainly for their own needs and with a little left over for trade crops were then planted in the ashes after the slash and burn method. Some Tainos used slightly more advanced method. Maize was widely grown in the Greater Antilles yet tainos and kalinagos did not rely on field for all their food sorry but i cannot find anything else :(
The Tainos and Kalinagos had conflicts due to competition for resources like land and food. However, they also engaged in trade, exchanging goods such as food, tools, and even women, to establish peaceful relationships and access resources not available in their own territories.
The people Columbus encountered are known as the Tainos.