APUSH Review: America's History Chapter 1
Adam Norris・2 minutes read
Native Americans were the first inhabitants of America, focusing on maize cultivation and trade routes before European arrival. European society was patriarchal, with the Roman Catholic Church's power leading to the Protestant Reformation and England's shift to Protestantism.
Insights
- Native Americans in various regions of America, such as the Mississippi Valley and Eastern Woodlands, centered their societies around maize cultivation, with women playing crucial roles in crop management and community affairs.
- The Protestant Reformation, initiated by Martin Luther's 95 theses challenging indulgences and introducing predestination, significantly influenced Puritans and England's transition to Protestantism, marking a pivotal shift in religious dynamics.
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Who were the first inhabitants of America?
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