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Did the settlers do more harm than good for the Native Americans?
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∙ 12y ago
Well not long after, Indians were told to move west of the appalation mountains and those who refused were forced to leae, so they were pretty much no compettion for more than 5 year. Any 5th grade textbook has that kind of simple information! :)
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∙ 12y ago
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∙ 12y agoum, is this a real question. How about massacre and genocide
?? srry but this isnt what i was looking for 0.o
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∙ 12y agoIt took over there land for growing crops.
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∙ 10y agoWell, the settlers took over their land, slaughtered them, and gave them diseases to which they had no immunity (on purpose, on some occasions), killing millions. What do you think?
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Who was the first settlers of Massachusetts?
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What effect did western expasion have on native Americans?
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Why did the french tend to have good relations with the native Americans?
The French had a friendlier relationship with the Native Americans than the Spanish did because the French did not force the Native Americans off of the land. They also did not try to convert them to any other religion.
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How do white settlers feel about native Americans?
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Why did native Americans wear masks?
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What were the causes of the conflict between Native Americans and white settlers?
For all the answers to this question I have heard, none makes more sense than the fact that the societies were totally opposite of each other. Where Native Americans basic cultural beliefs kept them from doing bad things, American cultural beliefs allowed them to do all bad things and be forgiven for it by their god without harm to their spirits or afterlives. Americans lie, cheat, steal, destroy, and respect nothing; while Native Americans respect everything, and are forbidden to lie, or cheat - stealing or destroying was done ONLY by strict cultural standards. The basic conflict was over land ownership. The Indians saw the white settlers as invaders who encroached on their land, which of course they were. Even if white settlers bought land in some way, the sellers never had a clear title-- who said that it was theirs to sell? Treeaties were made but there was no central government to enforce them. One chief might make a treaty but once he died or was deposed, the treaty was worthless. There was also the problem of wars in Europe. French and Spanish agents would make alliances with the Indians against English settlers and vice-versa.
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