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Cultural Interaction in Colonization
What was to become American history began in a biological and cultural collision of Europeans, Native Americans, and Africans. How did this cultural collision effect the three cultural groups of people?
This solution discusses the biological and cultural collision of Europeans, Native Americans, and Africans as part of American History, and especially describes the biological and cultural effect on the people. Supplemented with a link for an article that is available on-line on the American People from early beginnings, which is highly informative.
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