The Battle of Dunkirk ended with the overnight evacuation of 26,175 French troops. At 10:20 a.m. the Germans occupied the city and captured the 30–40,000 French troops who were left. In the British House of Commons Winston Churchill made the famous speech commonly titled We shall fight on the beaches.
The settlers respected the Native Americans' way of life and wanted to come to a peaceful agreement. Settlers wanted to join the Native American tribes and assimilate into their culture.
