What was the relationship between the Spanish and the American Indians living in North America

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Citrus2011 [14]3 years ago

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The arrival of Spanish settlers had a great impact on the natives of the borderlands. The Pueblo people learned from the Spanish how to use new tools, grow new food, and raise sheep for wool. In turn, the Indians introduced the Spanish to new techniques for growing crops in the desert soil.Some Native Americans even <span>converted to the Catholic faith.</span>

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