>SB> Not all Native Americans were that kind. I think of the Carribs who
>SB> were happily killing and eating the Tainos at one point, and stealing
>SB> their islands. Which didn't last very long, however, before the
>SB> Spaniards came, and killed the CArribs, and stole the islands, too.
DM>With the diversity of the NA culture as it's presently known, you can find
>examples of anything you choose to. I can point to the Northwest Coastal
>peoples and the Southwest Puebloen peoples as well who were not
>expansionistic.
DM>I guess it all depends upon what point you're trying to make, as to who
ou
>use for an example.
Which is precisely the point I was trying to make. There is, and was,
no single native viewpoint on just about anything.
Sondra
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