Question

The late 1400's through the early 1600's was a time of exploration and early settlement of several European colonies. Each European country had different reasons for their exploration and settlement, but all encountered Native Americans during their exploration, growth, and development. Write a paragraph that compared and contrasts the relationships of the Native Americans with the Europeans including the Spanish, French, Dutch and English.

Answer 1

The Natives had various encounters with every one of the various countries dependent on the way that the European countries had each their very own unique advantages with the terrains of the locals. The Spanish were known for killing a decent bit of the locals in their territory triumphs of the Americans, the English did a comparative thing up north. The French and Dutch pilgrims were progressively shrewd and rather exchanged with them (in spite of the fact that on a littler scale comparative things occurred).

Answer 2

The Natives had different experiences with each of the different nations based on the fact that the European nations had each their own special interests with the lands of the natives. The Spanish were known for exterminating a good portion of the natives in their land conquests of the Americans, the English did a similar thing up north. The French and Dutch settlers were more smart and rather traded with them (although on a smaller scale similar things happened).