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Honey bees aren't native to North America. When they arrived from Europe they spread out faster than the colonists, and Native Americans considered the appearance of the "white man's fly" to indicate the approach of European settlers
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Honeybees are not native to North America. They were were introduced by European Colonists in 1622.
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what made india significant to european colonists?
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The Proclamation did not forbid colonists or Europeans in general from traveling or even living in the Indian Reserve. Many Europeans made a living in the Indian Reserve by trapping animals and selling the furs east of the Appalachians. Many of these trappers also traded with the Indians.
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Cockroaches originated in North America, made their way to Asia and Europe, and then were brought back to North America by European colonists. Same with horses.
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George III was quite an educated monarch, knowing German, English, French, and Latin. He was also well-versed in science, literature, and philosophy and considered himself a product of the Enlightenment. He believed that the Proclamation line would mitigate racial tensions between the Indian tribes and European colonists.
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Gay and trans people were widely accepted in India, until European colonists made them illegal.
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The European population of the colonies had grown exponentially after the arrival of the Pilgrims. There were about 80,000 colonists, primarily in Massachusetts Bay colony, when the war began.
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Europeans started the large scale Chinese colonization of Taiwan. The Dutch relied on Chinese colonists for food, entrepreneurship, translation, labor, and administrative help. Chinese colonists relied upon the Dutch for protection from the headhunting aborigines and from other Chinese groups
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The European colonists conducted censuses in parts of Africa, they identified the people throughout Rwanda-Burundi by defining a "Tutsi" as anyone owning more than ten cows (a sign of wealth) or with the physical feature of a longer nose, or longer neck, commonly associated with the Tutsi
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Native American governments in eastern North America, particularly the League of the Iroquois, served as models of federated representative democracy to the Europeans and the American colonists. The United States government is based on such a system..
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In 1639 a Boston tavern named Fairbanks' was designated as the colonies first post office. It was used for letters coming into or going out of the colony to overseas posts. It was set up in a tavern because that was familiar to the colonists and it mimicked European practices.
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There was a Colonist Republic in the Northern New Hampshire area between 1832 and 1835 that was located on a land grant from an American India Chief and not a European King or Head of State.
