Describe the relationship that exist between a Dutch and the American Indians living in the North America

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Okay so the Dutch pretty much exploited the Native Americans for their rich resources. The Native Americans resented the Dutch, and the Dutch looked down upon them because they considered the Native Americans to be "lower" and "an uncivilized people"

blondinia [14]3 years ago

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Answer:

The reliationship between the Dutch and the American started friendly and ended up into conflicts for land.

Explanation:

At the beginnings of Dutch arrival to North America, They were interested on having good relations with the natives around Dutch colonies. However, as the colonies grew, they needed to gain control of more land for agriculture, relationships became complicated and wars appeared between the indians and the Dutch. At the endgame, The relationship became broken.

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