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Chapter I: APUSH REVIEW Video Gist

This chapter discusses early exploration, colonization, and interactions with Native Americans and European settlers in North America's history.

Key Points:

1. Colonization Forms:
- The establishment of the "New World."
- Two colonies became separated.

2. Exploration:
- Christopher Columbus was not the first in America.
- Native Americans were often forced to change their religions.

3. Interactions:
- Native American religion was frequently connected to their relationship with nature (Animism).
- A significant amount of land was abandoned.

Discussion Question:
Why was the religion of Native Americans forced to change?



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Final answer:

European colonization in the Americas led to the forced change of Native American religions as part of the broader impact of colonialism.


Explanation:

Native Americans were forced to change their religion due to European colonization in the Americas.

European powers, particularly Spain, sought to spread Christianity among the native population, viewing it as a way to exert control and assert dominance.

This forced conversion was part of the broader impact of European colonialism on indigenous peoples, including the use of forced labor and the decimation of native cultures.


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