How Did Native Americans Develop Their Economic System

The West Indies were home to the Native Americans who had been around for many years. The Native Americans crossed the Bering Strait and stepped into the New World in pursuit of a better climate for hunting and settlement. They are considered as the first North Americans according to historians. After entering into the New World, they established their own political, economical, and social system. Although they have made advances in their society, they did not had a common language, and had few institutional systems. They did not have an organized education system and lacked a police force. Their belief centered on culture and depended on geography. However, they had somewhat of an organized political and economic system. According to a lecture from Lisa Krumm, the Native Americans had a form of government called the Iroquois Confederacy. It consisted of five tribes or nations, and later on influenced the United States to form the Articles of Confederation and the Constitution. The Native Americans were also well known for their economic system. They had an established agricultural system for food and crops. They used their cops as currency with other tribes.
The Indians were almost completely wiped out, therefore, Europeans turned to the Africans. The Africans suffered the same fate as the Native Americans. As soon as the Portuguese and Dutch bought slaves from Africa, the slave trade began. They were forced to leave their native lands to go to the New World to help the Europeans build the Americas. African slaves became as much valuable as gold. They became significant during this time period of the Columbian Exchange. Although they were terribly mistreated, African slaves has helped build the Americas. The expansion of colonies would not have happened without Africans. Without the Africans, settlements like the colonies would not have been