It was allowed to prosper because of the many sophisticated civilizations and its many advancements made culturally prior to any European contact. An example is the Iroquois who created an approximation to the great nation-states of Mexico and Peru where the Iroquois Confederacy developed the political and organizational skills to sustain a robust military alliance that scared neighbors, Native Americans and Europeans for well over a century. North Americans were actually seen as threat to the Europeans at a point in time meaning they must have been equally as advanced as their European counterparts to afflict a sense of fear over them. Incan, Mayan and Aztec people built sophisticated civilizations and cities without simple technology such as the wheel or heavy draft animals which led them to use their resources and surroundings to create, learn, and perform new methods and ways to complete tasks. The Mayan civilization in Mexico, which would later become a part of the Aztec Empire, actually developed a writing system, had a complex calendar, built huge pyramids, and developed the concept of zero along with many other astronomical and mathematical observations hundreds of years before anyone in the Old World had. Through studying crucial cultural characteristics of North America prior to European contact Native Americans were developing civilizations and becoming more advanced and discovering new things which is what their European counterparts were doing as well making them equally advanced if not more due to America's development of major history changing things like the complex calendar and concept of
It was allowed to prosper because of the many sophisticated civilizations and its many advancements made culturally prior to any European contact. An example is the Iroquois who created an approximation to the great nation-states of Mexico and Peru where the Iroquois Confederacy developed the political and organizational skills to sustain a robust military alliance that scared neighbors, Native Americans and Europeans for well over a century. North Americans were actually seen as threat to the Europeans at a point in time meaning they must have been equally as advanced as their European counterparts to afflict a sense of fear over them. Incan, Mayan and Aztec people built sophisticated civilizations and cities without simple technology such as the wheel or heavy draft animals which led them to use their resources and surroundings to create, learn, and perform new methods and ways to complete tasks. The Mayan civilization in Mexico, which would later become a part of the Aztec Empire, actually developed a writing system, had a complex calendar, built huge pyramids, and developed the concept of zero along with many other astronomical and mathematical observations hundreds of years before anyone in the Old World had. Through studying crucial cultural characteristics of North America prior to European contact Native Americans were developing civilizations and becoming more advanced and discovering new things which is what their European counterparts were doing as well making them equally advanced if not more due to America's development of major history changing things like the complex calendar and concept of