The Europeans affected the Nachez and other Indian tribes by invading their lands and violently besieging them.
<h3>Who are the Natchez?</h3>
The Natchez are an indigenous community of North America that was located primarily on the banks of the lower Mississippi River. This tribe was characterized by practicing hunting, agriculture and having a hierarchical and organized social system.
<h3>How was the relationship of the Natchez with the Europeans?</h3>
The relationship between the Europeans and the Natchez was negative because the Europeans wanted to dominate the native peoples of America, as a result the Natchez and other communities rose up and killed hundreds of settlers.
However, the military force of the Europeans was stronger and they managed to defeat the Natchez and other native peoples. Additionally, many were taken as prisoners and sold on the West Indies slave market.
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