The North American Continent :: History

The North American ContinentThere is redoubted difference in the way the native Indians used to live aside the land and the way American Settlers are destroying the land even as we speak for the purpose of profit. The author of this story is arduous to convey the legal injury and destruction wrought on by the atomic number 63ans in the relatively a few(prenominal) years of habitation of the lands of America. The difference is not only cultural still also spiritual. While Native Indians viewed the land on which they lived as sacred, the European settlers arrived with the aim of exploitation, not only of the land but also of the native people.When you think about the creation the continents, beginning with Pangaea, how the landscape must chip in been very beautiful in its most natural setting. Imagine the wide mountain ranges and the incredible forests and natural hillsides and plains and prairies that make up the countryside. It must claim been breathtaking to be able to see the landscape of present day America in its natural state. As the water table began to recede, the depression humans began to cross the Bering Straight to inhabit North America and sec America. Travel to South America was made possible thought the dance orchestra of Panama. Only now are we beginning to appreciate what the Native Indians were trying to convey to us. Native Indians have been living off the land and had not desire for industry or great wealth. They did not have a significant impact on the landscape. Europeans consumed the land away from the Indians starting with silver and silver. Vegetables such as potatoes and squash and tomatoes found their way back to Europe as did plants for medicines. slightly of the more impressive aspects of the native Indians were the creation of some languages and many cultures. They expressed their creativity in their poetry and dance and rituals and ceremonies. Some rituals could last for days. The first Europeans had to be amazed to w itness the exotic rituals that had neer been seen before. Some Indians had tried diplomatic approaches to the intruding Europeans. One had formally mouth to the United States senate and another had negotiated with the French and the British.The significance is that the Indians lived off the land where in that location is no industry, no air pollution, no water pollution, and no deforestation. On the contrary, the Europeans came to establish colonies for the purpose of exploiting the land and people too.