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	'''Native Americans''' (also called the '''First Nations''') are the indigenous peoples of the [[America\|Americas]]. In the [[medieval]] period, these nations had flourishing [[neolithic]] cultures, but almost no contact with the [[Europe\|European]] peoples.		'''Native Americans''' (also called the '''First Nations''') are the indigenous peoples of the [[America\|Americas]]. In the [[medieval]] period, these nations had flourishing [[neolithic]] cultures, but almost no contact with the [[Europe\|European]] peoples.

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	'''Native Americans''' (also called the '''First Nations''') are the indigenous peoples of the [[America\|Americas]]. In the [[medieval]] period, these nations had flourishing [[neolithic]] cultures, but almost no contact with the [[Europe\|European]] peoples.		'''Native Americans''' (also called the '''First Nations''') are the indigenous peoples of the [[America\|Americas]]. In the [[medieval]] period, these nations had flourishing [[neolithic]] cultures, but almost no contact with the [[Europe\|European]] peoples.

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	'''Native Americans''' (also called the '''First Nations''') are the indigenous peoples of the [[America\|Americas]]. In the [[medieval]] period, these nations had flourishing [[neolithic]] cultures, but almost no contact with the [[Europe\|European]] peoples.		'''Native Americans''' (also called the '''First Nations''') are the indigenous peoples of the [[America\|Americas]]. In the [[medieval]] period, these nations had flourishing [[neolithic]] cultures, but almost no contact with the [[Europe\|European]] peoples.

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	'''Native Americans''' (also called the '''First Nations''') are the indigenous peoples of the [[America\|Americas]]. In the [[medieval]] period, these nations had flourishing [[neolithic]] cultures, but almost no contact with the [[Europe\|European]] peoples.		'''Native Americans''' (also called the '''First Nations''') are the indigenous peoples of the [[America\|Americas]]. In the [[medieval]] period, these nations had flourishing [[neolithic]] cultures, but almost no contact with the [[Europe\|European]] peoples.

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	'''Native Americans''' (also called the '''First Nations''') are the indigenous peoples of the [[America\|Americas]]. In the [[medieval]] period, these nations had flourishing [[neolithic]] cultures, but almost no contact with the [[Europe\|European]] peoples.		'''Native Americans''' (also called the '''First Nations''') are the indigenous peoples of the [[America\|Americas]]. In the [[medieval]] period, these nations had flourishing [[neolithic]] cultures, but almost no contact with the [[Europe\|European]] peoples.

	The [[Norse]] first encountered Native Americans in [[Vinland]] (modern-day [[Newfoundland]] and apparently came into conflict with the [[Beothuk]] nation, forcing a Viking withdrawal from the distant land.		The [[Norse]] first encountered Native Americans in [[Vinland]] (modern-day [[Newfoundland]]) and apparently came into conflict with the [[Beothuk]] nation, forcing a Viking withdrawal from the distant land.

	The next known European contact with Native Americans occured in the [[Caribbean]] in [[1492]] when [[Christopher Columbus]] "discovered" the New World. The pattern that Columbus set, of [[rape]], [[slavery\|enslavement]] and [[disease]] would unfortunately be continued for centuries by the invading Europeans.		The next known European contact with Native Americans occured in the [[Caribbean]] in [[1492]] when [[Christopher Columbus]] "discovered" the New World. The pattern that Columbus set, of [[rape]], [[slavery\|enslavement]] and [[disease]] would unfortunately be continued for centuries by the invading Europeans.

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	The [[Norse]] first encountered Native Americans in [[Vinland]] (modern-day [[Newfoundland]] and apparently came into conflict with the [[Beothuk]] nation, forcing a Viking withdrawal from the distant land.		The [[Norse]] first encountered Native Americans in [[Vinland]] (modern-day [[Newfoundland]] and apparently came into conflict with the [[Beothuk]] nation, forcing a Viking withdrawal from the distant land.

	The next European contact with Native Americans occured in the [[Caribbean]] in [[1492]] when [[Christopher Columbus]] "discovered" the New World. The pattern that Columbus set, of [[rape]], [[slavery\|enslavement]] and [[disease]] would unfortunately be continued for centuries by the invading Europeans.		The next known European contact with Native Americans occured in the [[Caribbean]] in [[1492]] when [[Christopher Columbus]] "discovered" the New World. The pattern that Columbus set, of [[rape]], [[slavery\|enslavement]] and [[disease]] would unfortunately be continued for centuries by the invading Europeans.

	== First Nations in the SCA ==		== First Nations in the SCA ==

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	The [[Norse]] first encountered Native Americans in [[Vinland]] (modern-day [[Newfoundland]] and apparently came into conflict with the [[Beothuk]] nation, forcing a Viking withdrawal from the distant land.		The [[Norse]] first encountered Native Americans in [[Vinland]] (modern-day [[Newfoundland]] and apparently came into conflict with the [[Beothuk]] nation, forcing a Viking withdrawal from the distant land.

	The next European contact with Native Americans occured in the [[Caribbean]] in [[1492]] when [[Christopher Columbus]] "discovered" the New World. The pattern that Columbus set, of [[rape]], [[slavery\|enslavement]] and [[disease]] would ~~unforuntately~~ be continued for centuries by the invading Europeans.		The next European contact with Native Americans occured in the [[Caribbean]] in [[1492]] when [[Christopher Columbus]] "discovered" the New World. The pattern that Columbus set, of [[rape]], [[slavery\|enslavement]] and [[disease]] would unfortunately be continued for centuries by the invading Europeans.

	== First Nations in the SCA ==		== First Nations in the SCA ==

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	The [[Norse]] first encountered Native Americans in [[Vinland]] (modern-day [[Newfoundland]] and apparently came into conflict with the [[Beothuk]] nation, forcing a Viking withdrawal from the distant land.		The [[Norse]] first encountered Native Americans in [[Vinland]] (modern-day [[Newfoundland]] and apparently came into conflict with the [[Beothuk]] nation, forcing a Viking withdrawal from the distant land.

	The next European contact with Native Americans occured in the [[Caribbean]] in [[1492]] when [[Christopher Columbus]] "discovered" the New World. The pattern that Columbus set, of [[rape]], [[slavery\|enslavement]] and [[disease]] would unforuntately by continued for centuries by the invading Europeans.		The next European contact with Native Americans occured in the [[Caribbean]] in [[1492]] when [[Christopher Columbus]] "discovered" the New World. The pattern that Columbus set, of [[rape]], [[slavery\|enslavement]] and [[disease]] would unforuntately be continued for centuries by the invading Europeans.

	== First Nations in the SCA ==		== First Nations in the SCA ==

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	'''Native Americans''' (also called the '''First Nations''') are the indigenous peoples of the [[America\|Americas]]. In the [[medieval ~~period~~]], these nations had flourishing [[neolithic]] cultures, but almost no contact with the [[Europe\|European]] peoples.		'''Native Americans''' (also called the '''First Nations''') are the indigenous peoples of the [[America\|Americas]]. In the [[medieval]] period, these nations had flourishing [[neolithic]] cultures, but almost no contact with the [[Europe\|European]] peoples.

	The [[Norse]] first encountered Native Americans in [[Vinland]] (modern-day [[Newfoundland]] and apparently came into conflict with the [[Beothuk]] nation, forcing a Viking withdrawal from the distant land.		The [[Norse]] first encountered Native Americans in [[Vinland]] (modern-day [[Newfoundland]] and apparently came into conflict with the [[Beothuk]] nation, forcing a Viking withdrawal from the distant land.
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	== First Nations in the SCA ==		== First Nations in the SCA ==

	While there are many people of First Nations ancestry in the [[SCA]], First Nations [[personas]] are not generally considered [[period]].		While there are many people of First Nations ancestry in the [[SCA]], First Nations [[persona\|personas]] are not generally considered [[period]].

Paul Matisz at 11:30, 11 October 2005

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'''Native Americans''' (also called the '''First Nations''') are the indigenous peoples of the [[America|Americas]]. In the [[medieval period]], these nations had flourishing [[neolithic]] cultures, but almost no contact with the [[Europe|European]] peoples.

The [[Norse]] first encountered Native Americans in [[Vinland]] (modern-day [[Newfoundland]] and apparently came into conflict with the [[Beothuk]] nation, forcing a Viking withdrawal from the distant land.

The next European contact with Native Americans occured in the [[Caribbean]] in [[1492]] when [[Christopher Columbus]] "discovered" the New World. The pattern that Columbus set, of [[rape]], [[slavery|enslavement]] and [[disease]] would unforuntately by continued for centuries by the invading Europeans.

== First Nations in the SCA ==

While there are many people of First Nations ancestry in the [[SCA]], First Nations [[personas]] are not generally considered [[period]].