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Lelu [443]
4 years ago
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What were some of the main differences between the dutch, french, and english colonial efforts in the new world. (Explain in 3-5

sentences.)
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Sedaia [141]4 years ago
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The Dutch and French approach to colonization were much different than English efforts. One area where this is evident is each groups relationship with Native American groups. The English consistently struggled with developing positive relationships with Natives, as the first permanent English settlement (Jamestown) saw constant fighting between the English and Powahatan Confederacy. However, the Dutch and French became allies with the Native Americans. The French were able to establish a very successful fur trade with the Huron tribe.

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