How were american indians viewed by white settlers? What about slaves?

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White settlers were not a fan of native americans, they wanted to clear the land of them. The white settlers thought that their own life was the only way to live. They also thought that they were better than the native americans. It was pretty much the same for slaves. White settlers did not see them as people, and they did not like slaves at all except for the fact that they did their work.

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