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Displacing Indigenous Peoples

Madhya Pradesh Board · Class 11 · History

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Overview

The history of North America and Australia shows how European settlement pushed indigenous peoples away from their land, changed their livelihoods, and reduced their numbers. The chapter links geography, migration, colonisation, trade, land seizure, resistance, and later efforts to recognise native

Key Concepts

Native people are those born

Native people are those born in the place where they live. Indigenous people belong naturally to a place and are not outsiders to it. North American a

The earliest inhabitants of North America

The earliest inhabitants of North America came from Asia over 30,000 years ago across a land-bridge over the Bering Straits. The oldest artefact found

Native peoples in North America lived

Native peoples in North America lived in many communities, spoke many languages, and followed different ways of life based on hunting, fishing, gather

Early Europeans came as traders

Early Europeans came as traders, especially for fish and furs, and often depended on native hunting skills. Native peoples treated goods as gifts exch

Many native societies did not see

Many native societies did not see land as private property. Europeans cleared forests, built farms, and claimed land ownership. This caused conflict b

Learning Objectives

  • Understand the long history and diversity of indigenous peoples in North America and Australia.
  • Explain how European settlement changed land use, trade, and power relations.
  • Describe how native peoples lost land and were forced into reservations or remote areas.
  • Compare European and indigenous views about land, nature, and ownership.
  • Trace major events such as the Cherokee removal, the end of the American frontier, and changes in Australian policy.

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