How did european contact impact indigenous peoples? (select all that apply.) european goods were traded for native lands. native tribes became ill from diseases that were not present until the arrival of europeans. early european settlers attempted to convert native tribes to their religion. europeans began to model the democratic influences of the iroquois confederacy. europeans adopted the cultivation of wheat, sugar, coffee, and bananas. is it a, c, and e? i don't really know : p

The correct answers are B) Native tribes became ill from diseases that were not present until the arrival of Europeans. C) Early European settlers attempted to convert native tribes to their religion. E) Europeans adopted the cultivation of wheat, sugar, coffee, and bananas.

European contact impacted indigenous peoples in the following ways: Native tribes became ill from diseases that were not present until the arrival of Europeans. Early European settlers attempted to convert native tribes to their religion. Europeans adopted the cultivation of wheat, sugar, coffee, and bananas.

When the firts Europeans colonists arrived in the Americas, they realized the vast amount of raw materials and natural resources of this new region and wanted to colonize the Native American Indians and exploit their resources.

For instance, through evangelization, the Spaniards tried to control the Indians. However, one of the biggest issues that arose was that Europeans brought with them many diseases unknown to the Native Americans such as chickenpox, influenza, Malaria, that killed millions of Natives.

Finally, Europeans started to grow crops that grew very well in the Caribbean and later in other territories such as Sugar, Cotton, and tobacco.

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hello,

the steamboat is your answer.

it seems like its the only form of transportation on the choices.