What kind of world did Columbus and other Europeans encounter when they set foot in the Americas? Did this world mesh with the popular vision of “Native Americans?”

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The world that Columbus and other Europeans encountered as they set foot in the Americas matches the popular view of "Native Americans" in part, but not in a stereotyped way.

The native peoples of the americas were indigenous peoples with their own culture and customs, whose primary activity was hunting and gathering.

What was the purpose of colonization in the Americas?

The so-called "New World" was sources of exploration of resources and wealth for European peoples, who arrived in the Americas for colonization and enrichment of the metropolis.

Therefore, the Native Americans were peoples who were forced to work in the conquered lands and had their culture partly corrupted by the ideals established by the colonizers.

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