Basically, the result was taking land away from them. The treaties were understood differently by the parties, Ojibwe believed that they would be giving rights to white settlers to use the land which belonged to everyone and it was a common ground for all. The white population believed that the Ojibwe were ceding land to them as land was viewed as a commodity that could be fully owned. This resulted in Ojibwe losing a lot of its land since the contracts were often vague and easily exploited.<span />
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One reason conquistadors failed to establish colonies is that the Natives kicked them out. Many of the aboriginal people were very powerful and could easily get rid of the conquistadors.
Conquistadors could also run out of resources. Nothing lasts forever, and if they couldn't obtain enough resources while exploring and settling it would be hard to establish a colony easily.
There could also be dangerous things that could hinder the settlements such as wild beasts, natural events, and diseases.
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1.c 2.d 3. Theodore Roosevelt: intervene with military force William Howard Taft: invest in foreign economies Woodrow Wilson: act based on moral imperatives
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