ESSAY SERIES ONE B.C First Nations 12. Essay Series One  Explain the impact of post-contact diseases on First Nations. Support your answer using specific.

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ESSAY SERIES ONE B.C First Nations 12

Essay Series One  Explain the impact of post-contact diseases on First Nations. Support your answer using specific examples.

Some possible answers may include: Tainos Mayans Beothuk Cree Cherokee Trail of Tears  up to 90% of First Nations population died  Elders and the young died, no one to teach, learn and carry on the knowledge (songs, stories, specialized skills)

Three Millions Tainos – Meet Columbus

Some possible answers may include: Beothuk  history was lost – storytellers died  some bands suffered heavy losses, in some instances entire bands became extinct

Some possible answers may include:  systems of law within each community were seriously compromised as a result of diseases  traditional ways of life became difficult with so many people dying

Some possible answers may include:  economic activity was reduced; could not fulfill their roles within the community (e.g., hunters, food gathering)  Food, shelter, clothing (ability to hunt, gather and provide was severely affected)

Some possible answers may include:  trade diminished  hereditary positions and social organization changed  became more dependent on European materials

Some possible answers may include:

 loss of many great leaders  less able to defend land and culture  increased susceptibility to assimilation at the hands of missionaries, settlers and government officials

Some possible answers may include:  people had to relocate  influence of spiritual leaders compromised  loss of language

Some possible answers may include:  increased conflict as some groups weakened  First Nations were forever changed

Some possible answers may include: