Pre-Columbian Societies and European Exploration

Before 1492, skibidi vibes were strong in diverse Native American societies. The Iroquois Confederacy flexed political skills while Algonquian tribes balanced hunting and farming like sigma goons. Meanwhile, the Mississippian Culture built mounds and urban centers like Cahokia, lowkey thriving. Nomadic tribes in the Great Plains hunted buffalo, and Pueblo people in the Southwest were masters of adobe living. Then came the Age of Exploration, where European goons sought new trade routes and to spread Christianity, fueled by dank technology. Columbus, da Gama, and Magellan led the charge, setting the stage for a major cultural exchange.