In American history, the frontier has been defined as the line or area of open and free land where settlement is inadequate.
The western ‘frontier’ of the USA was a shifting one, and as it moved, the natives also were forced to move back.
The natives of South America: They practiced extensive agriculture; the surplus yield enabled them to establish kingdoms and empires.
The natives of North America: They lived in bands, in villages along river valleys. They ate fish and meat, and cultivated vegetables and maize. They did not hunt animals more than their requirement for food. They practiced unique culture of making formal alliances and friendships, and exchanging gifts.
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