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“Joseph Louis Cook, the son of an African-American father and an Abenaki mother who had both been taken captive by the Iroquois. Cook himself was raised in the Mohawk community and played a prominent role fighting on behalf of the Continental Army during the American Revolution. The Mohawk are a matrilineal people (they trace their kinship and identity through their mothers), and so Cook would have likely identified himself as a member of the Iroquois confederacy; he married a Mohawk women and served as a diplomatic chief of the Oneida”
Which of the following is an example of how Africans and Indigenous peoples interacted in with the Americas.
A) Enslaved African and Atalanta natives held the first Thanksgiving celebration.
B). Indigenous peoples and French fur traders traded goods using the Mississippi River.
C) African and Indigenous peoples intermarried, which led to cultural diffusion.
D) indigenous peoples constantly interacted with enslaved Africans to trade goods.