Indians, Colonists, and the Problem of Livestock in Early New England

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Discussion 3 Part 2
Chapter 3 focuses on the interaction, including the cultural differences between the natives and colonists. Even though there was a constant theme in the discussion, different ideas were brought out. It revolves around the prevalence of conflict and violence between Christian settlers and the natives. The authors indicate that war over control of livestock and territory is a major theme that defines the relationship between the above factions. Apart from the notable conflict after the colonization, different ideas are presented, including the importance of livestock during this period. In fact, livestock was prevalent because of its economic and cultural importance. We also learn that apart from the conflict, livestock was important during this period, including the fact that the people used them as a source of...