Alan Brinkley,Alan Brinkley,
AMERICAN HISTORYAMERICAN HISTORY
13/e13/e
Chapter One:Chapter One:
The Meeting of CulturesThe Meeting of Cultures
Chapter One:Chapter One:
The Meeting of CulturesThe Meeting of Cultures
 America Before Columbus  America Before Columbus  
 The Peoples of the Pre-contact AmericasThe Peoples of the Pre-contact Americas
 Migrations from Eurasia over Bering StraitMigrations from Eurasia over Bering Strait
 The “Clovis” PeopleThe “Clovis” People
 Archaeologists and Population DiversityArchaeologists and Population Diversity
 The “Archaic” Period (8000 B.C.)The “Archaic” Period (8000 B.C.)
  
2
Chapter One:Chapter One:
The Meeting of CulturesThe Meeting of Cultures
3
How the Early North Americans Lived
Chapter One:Chapter One:
The Meeting of CulturesThe Meeting of Cultures
 America Before Columbus America Before Columbus 
 The Growth of Civilizations: The SouthThe Growth of Civilizations: The South
 Incas-Capital CuzcoIncas-Capital Cuzco
 Meso-AmericaMeso-America
 Olmec Culture (1000 B.C.)Olmec Culture (1000 B.C.)
 11stst
Complex SocietyComplex Society
 Maya Culture (800 A.D.)Maya Culture (800 A.D.)
 Mexica/Aztec Culture-1325Mexica/Aztec Culture-1325
 All Had Complex Political, Religious,All Had Complex Political, Religious,
Cultural, and Agricultural SystemsCultural, and Agricultural Systems
The Mayan Pyramid of
Kukulkan
4
MesoamericaMesoamerica
 TeotihuacanTeotihuacan
 QuetzalcoatlQuetzalcoatl
Iroquois Women
(Library of Congress)
Chapter One:Chapter One:
The Meeting of CulturesThe Meeting of Cultures
 America Before Columbus  America Before Columbus  
 The Civilizations ofThe Civilizations of
the Norththe North
 Complex andComplex and
Varied Civilizations Varied Civilizations 
 Mobile Societies Mobile Societies 
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Secotan Village, 1585
(Library of Congress)
Chapter One:Chapter One:
The Meeting of CulturesThe Meeting of Cultures
 America Before Columbus  America Before Columbus  
 Tribal CulturesTribal Cultures
 Agricultural RevolutionAgricultural Revolution
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Chapter One:Chapter One:
The Meeting of CulturesThe Meeting of Cultures
 Europe Looks Westward  Europe Looks Westward  
 Commerce and NationalismCommerce and Nationalism
 A Reawakening of CommerceA Reawakening of Commerce
 Most Europeans Unaware of the AmericasMost Europeans Unaware of the Americas
 Significant Population Growth in 15Significant Population Growth in 15thth
CenturyCentury
EuropeEurope
 Centralized Nation-StatesCentralized Nation-States
 Portugal Preeminent Maritime PowerPortugal Preeminent Maritime Power
 Prince Henry the NavigatorPrince Henry the Navigator
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Marco Polo leaves
for the Far East
(Bibliothèque
Nationale de France)
Chapter One:Chapter One:
The Meeting of CulturesThe Meeting of Cultures
9
Chapter One:Chapter One:
The Meeting of CulturesThe Meeting of Cultures
 Europe Looks Westward  Europe Looks Westward  
 Christopher ColumbusChristopher Columbus
 Columbus’s First Voyage-1492Columbus’s First Voyage-1492
 Underestimated the Size of the EarthUnderestimated the Size of the Earth
 Columbus Thought He Was Near ChinaColumbus Thought He Was Near China
 Columbus’s Third Voyage-1498Columbus’s Third Voyage-1498
 Discovery of Orinoco RiverDiscovery of Orinoco River
 Amerigo Vespucci-Florentine Merchant-1499-1500Amerigo Vespucci-Florentine Merchant-1499-1500
 Religious MotivesReligious Motives
for Explorationfor Exploration
 Ferdinand Magellan (1519-1522)Ferdinand Magellan (1519-1522)
 Proves the World was RoundProves the World was Round
 Vasco de Balboa-1513Vasco de Balboa-1513
 Claimed the Pacific Ocean for SpainClaimed the Pacific Ocean for Spain
Christopher Columbus
(Library of Congress)
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Voyages of ColumbusVoyages of Columbus
Chapter One:Chapter One:
The Meeting of CulturesThe Meeting of Cultures
European Exploration and Conquest, 1492-1583
12
Chapter One:Chapter One:
The Meeting of CulturesThe Meeting of Cultures
 Europe Looks Westward  Europe Looks Westward  
 The ConquistadoresThe Conquistadores
 Hernando CortHernando Cortéés Conquers the Aztecss Conquers the Aztecs
 Mexica Decimated by SmallpoxMexica Decimated by Smallpox
 Fall of Tenochtitlan-1521Fall of Tenochtitlan-1521
 Brutality and GreedBrutality and Greed
 Spanish America- Largest Empire in the WorldSpanish America- Largest Empire in the World
 Ordinances of DiscoveryOrdinances of Discovery
 Gold and Silver Mines Extremely LucrativeGold and Silver Mines Extremely Lucrative
 Catholic Missions-Forcibly Converted the NativesCatholic Missions-Forcibly Converted the Natives
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Chapter One:Chapter One:
The Meeting of CulturesThe Meeting of Cultures
Spanish America
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Chapter One:Chapter One:
The Meeting of CulturesThe Meeting of Cultures
 Europe Looks Westward  Europe Looks Westward  
 Northern OutpostsNorthern Outposts
 St. Augustine-1565St. Augustine-1565
 First Permanent Spanish Settlement in the U.S.First Permanent Spanish Settlement in the U.S.
 Juan de Onate-1598Juan de Onate-1598
 Encomienda SystemEncomienda System
 Labor and Tribute System Forced on the NativesLabor and Tribute System Forced on the Natives
 Pueblo Revolt of 1680Pueblo Revolt of 1680
 Spanish Suppressed Native RitualsSpanish Suppressed Native Rituals
 Pueblo Rebellion Led by PopePueblo Rebellion Led by Pope
Pueblo Ruins in New Mexico
(CORBIS / Royalty-Free)
15
Chapter One:Chapter One:
The Meeting of CulturesThe Meeting of Cultures
 Europe Looks Westward  Europe Looks Westward  
 The Empire at High TideThe Empire at High Tide
 Spain’s Vast EmpireSpain’s Vast Empire
 Rigid Royal ControlRigid Royal Control
 A Collision ofA Collision of
CulturesCultures
Mexico, California, and
Florida, 1600
(Royalty-Free / CORBIS)
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Chapter One:Chapter One:
The Meeting of CulturesThe Meeting of Cultures
De Soto in North America
(Rare Books Division,
Library of Congress)
17
Chapter One:Chapter One:
The Meeting of CulturesThe Meeting of Cultures
 Europe Looks Westward  Europe Looks Westward  
 Biological and Cultural ExchangesBiological and Cultural Exchanges
 Increasing Levels of ExchangeIncreasing Levels of Exchange
 Small Pox and other European DiseasesSmall Pox and other European Diseases
Decimate the Native Populations (90%)Decimate the Native Populations (90%)
 Demographic CatastropheDemographic Catastrophe
 Deliberate Subjugation and ExterminationDeliberate Subjugation and Extermination
 New Crops and Agricultural TechniquesNew Crops and Agricultural Techniques
 The Columbian ExchangeThe Columbian Exchange
 A Complex Racial HierarchyA Complex Racial Hierarchy
 Mestizos-Largest Segment of the PopulationMestizos-Largest Segment of the Population
 Mulattos and ZambosMulattos and Zambos
 Reasons for IntermarriageReasons for Intermarriage
 Varied Labor SystemsVaried Labor Systems
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Brinkley13 ppt ch01
Chapter One:Chapter One:
The Meeting of CulturesThe Meeting of Cultures
 Europe Looks Westward  Europe Looks Westward  
 Africa and AmericaAfrica and America
 Ghana and MaliGhana and Mali
 Benin, Congo, andBenin, Congo, and
SonghaySonghay
 Matrilineal SocietiesMatrilineal Societies
 Growth of theGrowth of the
African Slave TradeAfrican Slave Trade
 Portuguese Lead the Slave TradePortuguese Lead the Slave Trade
1633 Map of Atlantic (Royalty-Free/CORBIS)
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Europe Looks WestwardEurope Looks Westward
Brinkley13 ppt ch01
Brinkley13 ppt ch01
Chapter One:Chapter One:
The Meeting of CulturesThe Meeting of Cultures
 The Arrival of the EnglishThe Arrival of the English
 John CabotJohn Cabot
 The Commercial IncentiveThe Commercial Incentive
 The Enclosure MovementThe Enclosure Movement
 Population Increasing in EuropePopulation Increasing in Europe
 Available European Farmland DecliningAvailable European Farmland Declining
 Incentives for Colonization Incentives for Colonization 
 Chartered CompaniesChartered Companies
 MercantilismMercantilism
 Richard Hakluyt’s Argument for ColoniesRichard Hakluyt’s Argument for Colonies
24
Brinkley13 ppt ch01
John Calvin
(Portrait Gallery)
Chapter One:Chapter One:
The Meeting of CulturesThe Meeting of Cultures
 The Arrival of the EnglishThe Arrival of the English
 The Religious IncentiveThe Religious Incentive
 Doctrine of PredestinationDoctrine of Predestination
 Martin Luther and John CalvinMartin Luther and John Calvin
 The English ReformationThe English Reformation
 Dispute Between Henry VIII and Catholic ChurchDispute Between Henry VIII and Catholic Church
 Puritan SeparatistsPuritan Separatists
 Puritan DiscontentPuritan Discontent
26 .
Martin Luther
King Henry VIII
Anne Bolyn
Brinkley13 ppt ch01
Chapter One:Chapter One:
The Meeting of CulturesThe Meeting of Cultures
 The Arrival of the EnglishThe Arrival of the English
 The English in IrelandThe English in Ireland
 Subjugation of IrelandSubjugation of Ireland
 The Plantation ModelThe Plantation Model
 Rigid Separation BetweenRigid Separation Between
the English and thethe English and the
Native peopleNative people
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Chapter One:Chapter One:
The Meeting of CulturesThe Meeting of Cultures
 The Arrival of the EnglishThe Arrival of the English
 The French and the Dutch in AmericaThe French and the Dutch in America
 Coureurs de BoisCoureurs de Bois
 Fur TradeFur Trade
 IntermarriageIntermarriage
 Henry HudsonHenry Hudson
 New Amsterdam-1624New Amsterdam-1624
A French Map of
North America, 1656
(Royalty-Free/CORBIS)
29
Brinkley13 ppt ch01
Brinkley13 ppt ch01
Chapter One:Chapter One:
The Meeting of CulturesThe Meeting of Cultures
 The Arrival of the EnglishThe Arrival of the English
 The First EnglishThe First English
SettlementsSettlements
 The Spanish Armada-1588The Spanish Armada-1588
 Defeat of Spain Opened SeaDefeat of Spain Opened Sea
Routes to EnglandRoutes to England
 Gilbert’s Expedition toGilbert’s Expedition to
NewfoundlandNewfoundland
A Galleon in Flames
(The Palma
Collection / Getty Images)
32
Sir Frances Drake
Chapter One:Chapter One:
The Meeting of CulturesThe Meeting of Cultures
 The Arrival of the EnglishThe Arrival of the English
 RoanokeRoanoke
 The First Roanoke Colony-1587The First Roanoke Colony-1587
 Establishment of VirginiaEstablishment of Virginia
 New Colonial ChartersNew Colonial Charters
 Jamestown-1607Jamestown-1607
 First Permanent English SettlementFirst Permanent English Settlement
34
Queen Elizabeth I
“ Virgin Queen ”
Chapter One:Chapter One:
The Meeting of CulturesThe Meeting of Cultures
America in the World: America in the World: 
The Atlantic Context of Early AmericanThe Atlantic Context of Early American
HistoryHistory
1587 Map of the Americas
(Fototeca Storica Nazionale /
Getty Images )
35
Chapter One:Chapter One:
The Meeting of CulturesThe Meeting of Cultures
Where Historians Disagree: Where Historians Disagree: 
Why Do Historians So Often Differ?Why Do Historians So Often Differ?
36
Chapter One:Chapter One:
The Meeting of CulturesThe Meeting of Cultures
Where Historians Disagree:Where Historians Disagree:
The American Population BeforeThe American Population Before
ColumbusColumbus
The Mayan Pyramid
of Kukulkan
(Royalty-Free/CORBIS)
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  • 1. Alan Brinkley,Alan Brinkley, AMERICAN HISTORYAMERICAN HISTORY 13/e13/e Chapter One:Chapter One: The Meeting of CulturesThe Meeting of Cultures
  • 2. Chapter One:Chapter One: The Meeting of CulturesThe Meeting of Cultures  America Before Columbus  America Before Columbus    The Peoples of the Pre-contact AmericasThe Peoples of the Pre-contact Americas  Migrations from Eurasia over Bering StraitMigrations from Eurasia over Bering Strait  The “Clovis” PeopleThe “Clovis” People  Archaeologists and Population DiversityArchaeologists and Population Diversity  The “Archaic” Period (8000 B.C.)The “Archaic” Period (8000 B.C.)    2
  • 3. Chapter One:Chapter One: The Meeting of CulturesThe Meeting of Cultures 3 How the Early North Americans Lived
  • 4. Chapter One:Chapter One: The Meeting of CulturesThe Meeting of Cultures  America Before Columbus America Before Columbus   The Growth of Civilizations: The SouthThe Growth of Civilizations: The South  Incas-Capital CuzcoIncas-Capital Cuzco  Meso-AmericaMeso-America  Olmec Culture (1000 B.C.)Olmec Culture (1000 B.C.)  11stst Complex SocietyComplex Society  Maya Culture (800 A.D.)Maya Culture (800 A.D.)  Mexica/Aztec Culture-1325Mexica/Aztec Culture-1325  All Had Complex Political, Religious,All Had Complex Political, Religious, Cultural, and Agricultural SystemsCultural, and Agricultural Systems The Mayan Pyramid of Kukulkan 4
  • 6. Iroquois Women (Library of Congress) Chapter One:Chapter One: The Meeting of CulturesThe Meeting of Cultures  America Before Columbus  America Before Columbus    The Civilizations ofThe Civilizations of the Norththe North  Complex andComplex and Varied Civilizations Varied Civilizations   Mobile Societies Mobile Societies  6
  • 7. Secotan Village, 1585 (Library of Congress) Chapter One:Chapter One: The Meeting of CulturesThe Meeting of Cultures  America Before Columbus  America Before Columbus    Tribal CulturesTribal Cultures  Agricultural RevolutionAgricultural Revolution 7
  • 8. Chapter One:Chapter One: The Meeting of CulturesThe Meeting of Cultures  Europe Looks Westward  Europe Looks Westward    Commerce and NationalismCommerce and Nationalism  A Reawakening of CommerceA Reawakening of Commerce  Most Europeans Unaware of the AmericasMost Europeans Unaware of the Americas  Significant Population Growth in 15Significant Population Growth in 15thth CenturyCentury EuropeEurope  Centralized Nation-StatesCentralized Nation-States  Portugal Preeminent Maritime PowerPortugal Preeminent Maritime Power  Prince Henry the NavigatorPrince Henry the Navigator 8
  • 9. Marco Polo leaves for the Far East (Bibliothèque Nationale de France) Chapter One:Chapter One: The Meeting of CulturesThe Meeting of Cultures 9
  • 10. Chapter One:Chapter One: The Meeting of CulturesThe Meeting of Cultures  Europe Looks Westward  Europe Looks Westward    Christopher ColumbusChristopher Columbus  Columbus’s First Voyage-1492Columbus’s First Voyage-1492  Underestimated the Size of the EarthUnderestimated the Size of the Earth  Columbus Thought He Was Near ChinaColumbus Thought He Was Near China  Columbus’s Third Voyage-1498Columbus’s Third Voyage-1498  Discovery of Orinoco RiverDiscovery of Orinoco River  Amerigo Vespucci-Florentine Merchant-1499-1500Amerigo Vespucci-Florentine Merchant-1499-1500  Religious MotivesReligious Motives for Explorationfor Exploration  Ferdinand Magellan (1519-1522)Ferdinand Magellan (1519-1522)  Proves the World was RoundProves the World was Round  Vasco de Balboa-1513Vasco de Balboa-1513  Claimed the Pacific Ocean for SpainClaimed the Pacific Ocean for Spain Christopher Columbus (Library of Congress) 10
  • 12. Chapter One:Chapter One: The Meeting of CulturesThe Meeting of Cultures European Exploration and Conquest, 1492-1583 12
  • 13. Chapter One:Chapter One: The Meeting of CulturesThe Meeting of Cultures  Europe Looks Westward  Europe Looks Westward    The ConquistadoresThe Conquistadores  Hernando CortHernando Cortéés Conquers the Aztecss Conquers the Aztecs  Mexica Decimated by SmallpoxMexica Decimated by Smallpox  Fall of Tenochtitlan-1521Fall of Tenochtitlan-1521  Brutality and GreedBrutality and Greed  Spanish America- Largest Empire in the WorldSpanish America- Largest Empire in the World  Ordinances of DiscoveryOrdinances of Discovery  Gold and Silver Mines Extremely LucrativeGold and Silver Mines Extremely Lucrative  Catholic Missions-Forcibly Converted the NativesCatholic Missions-Forcibly Converted the Natives 13
  • 14. Chapter One:Chapter One: The Meeting of CulturesThe Meeting of Cultures Spanish America 14
  • 15. Chapter One:Chapter One: The Meeting of CulturesThe Meeting of Cultures  Europe Looks Westward  Europe Looks Westward    Northern OutpostsNorthern Outposts  St. Augustine-1565St. Augustine-1565  First Permanent Spanish Settlement in the U.S.First Permanent Spanish Settlement in the U.S.  Juan de Onate-1598Juan de Onate-1598  Encomienda SystemEncomienda System  Labor and Tribute System Forced on the NativesLabor and Tribute System Forced on the Natives  Pueblo Revolt of 1680Pueblo Revolt of 1680  Spanish Suppressed Native RitualsSpanish Suppressed Native Rituals  Pueblo Rebellion Led by PopePueblo Rebellion Led by Pope Pueblo Ruins in New Mexico (CORBIS / Royalty-Free) 15
  • 16. Chapter One:Chapter One: The Meeting of CulturesThe Meeting of Cultures  Europe Looks Westward  Europe Looks Westward    The Empire at High TideThe Empire at High Tide  Spain’s Vast EmpireSpain’s Vast Empire  Rigid Royal ControlRigid Royal Control  A Collision ofA Collision of CulturesCultures Mexico, California, and Florida, 1600 (Royalty-Free / CORBIS) 16
  • 17. Chapter One:Chapter One: The Meeting of CulturesThe Meeting of Cultures De Soto in North America (Rare Books Division, Library of Congress) 17
  • 18. Chapter One:Chapter One: The Meeting of CulturesThe Meeting of Cultures  Europe Looks Westward  Europe Looks Westward    Biological and Cultural ExchangesBiological and Cultural Exchanges  Increasing Levels of ExchangeIncreasing Levels of Exchange  Small Pox and other European DiseasesSmall Pox and other European Diseases Decimate the Native Populations (90%)Decimate the Native Populations (90%)  Demographic CatastropheDemographic Catastrophe  Deliberate Subjugation and ExterminationDeliberate Subjugation and Extermination  New Crops and Agricultural TechniquesNew Crops and Agricultural Techniques  The Columbian ExchangeThe Columbian Exchange  A Complex Racial HierarchyA Complex Racial Hierarchy  Mestizos-Largest Segment of the PopulationMestizos-Largest Segment of the Population  Mulattos and ZambosMulattos and Zambos  Reasons for IntermarriageReasons for Intermarriage  Varied Labor SystemsVaried Labor Systems 18
  • 20. Chapter One:Chapter One: The Meeting of CulturesThe Meeting of Cultures  Europe Looks Westward  Europe Looks Westward    Africa and AmericaAfrica and America  Ghana and MaliGhana and Mali  Benin, Congo, andBenin, Congo, and SonghaySonghay  Matrilineal SocietiesMatrilineal Societies  Growth of theGrowth of the African Slave TradeAfrican Slave Trade  Portuguese Lead the Slave TradePortuguese Lead the Slave Trade 1633 Map of Atlantic (Royalty-Free/CORBIS) 20
  • 21. Europe Looks WestwardEurope Looks Westward
  • 24. Chapter One:Chapter One: The Meeting of CulturesThe Meeting of Cultures  The Arrival of the EnglishThe Arrival of the English  John CabotJohn Cabot  The Commercial IncentiveThe Commercial Incentive  The Enclosure MovementThe Enclosure Movement  Population Increasing in EuropePopulation Increasing in Europe  Available European Farmland DecliningAvailable European Farmland Declining  Incentives for Colonization Incentives for Colonization   Chartered CompaniesChartered Companies  MercantilismMercantilism  Richard Hakluyt’s Argument for ColoniesRichard Hakluyt’s Argument for Colonies 24
  • 26. John Calvin (Portrait Gallery) Chapter One:Chapter One: The Meeting of CulturesThe Meeting of Cultures  The Arrival of the EnglishThe Arrival of the English  The Religious IncentiveThe Religious Incentive  Doctrine of PredestinationDoctrine of Predestination  Martin Luther and John CalvinMartin Luther and John Calvin  The English ReformationThe English Reformation  Dispute Between Henry VIII and Catholic ChurchDispute Between Henry VIII and Catholic Church  Puritan SeparatistsPuritan Separatists  Puritan DiscontentPuritan Discontent 26 . Martin Luther King Henry VIII Anne Bolyn
  • 28. Chapter One:Chapter One: The Meeting of CulturesThe Meeting of Cultures  The Arrival of the EnglishThe Arrival of the English  The English in IrelandThe English in Ireland  Subjugation of IrelandSubjugation of Ireland  The Plantation ModelThe Plantation Model  Rigid Separation BetweenRigid Separation Between the English and thethe English and the Native peopleNative people 28
  • 29. Chapter One:Chapter One: The Meeting of CulturesThe Meeting of Cultures  The Arrival of the EnglishThe Arrival of the English  The French and the Dutch in AmericaThe French and the Dutch in America  Coureurs de BoisCoureurs de Bois  Fur TradeFur Trade  IntermarriageIntermarriage  Henry HudsonHenry Hudson  New Amsterdam-1624New Amsterdam-1624 A French Map of North America, 1656 (Royalty-Free/CORBIS) 29
  • 32. Chapter One:Chapter One: The Meeting of CulturesThe Meeting of Cultures  The Arrival of the EnglishThe Arrival of the English  The First EnglishThe First English SettlementsSettlements  The Spanish Armada-1588The Spanish Armada-1588  Defeat of Spain Opened SeaDefeat of Spain Opened Sea Routes to EnglandRoutes to England  Gilbert’s Expedition toGilbert’s Expedition to NewfoundlandNewfoundland A Galleon in Flames (The Palma Collection / Getty Images) 32
  • 34. Chapter One:Chapter One: The Meeting of CulturesThe Meeting of Cultures  The Arrival of the EnglishThe Arrival of the English  RoanokeRoanoke  The First Roanoke Colony-1587The First Roanoke Colony-1587  Establishment of VirginiaEstablishment of Virginia  New Colonial ChartersNew Colonial Charters  Jamestown-1607Jamestown-1607  First Permanent English SettlementFirst Permanent English Settlement 34 Queen Elizabeth I “ Virgin Queen ”
  • 35. Chapter One:Chapter One: The Meeting of CulturesThe Meeting of Cultures America in the World: America in the World:  The Atlantic Context of Early AmericanThe Atlantic Context of Early American HistoryHistory 1587 Map of the Americas (Fototeca Storica Nazionale / Getty Images ) 35
  • 36. Chapter One:Chapter One: The Meeting of CulturesThe Meeting of Cultures Where Historians Disagree: Where Historians Disagree:  Why Do Historians So Often Differ?Why Do Historians So Often Differ? 36
  • 37. Chapter One:Chapter One: The Meeting of CulturesThe Meeting of Cultures Where Historians Disagree:Where Historians Disagree: The American Population BeforeThe American Population Before ColumbusColumbus The Mayan Pyramid of Kukulkan (Royalty-Free/CORBIS) 37