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How did colonists' relationship with native Americans change over time?
i think it was at first that the native Americans attacked them cuz they were new strange people but then over time they became freindly but then amerticans betrayed them.
How did colonists relationship with natives change over time?
i think it was at first that the native Americans attacked them cuz they were new strange people but then over time they became freindly but then amerticans betrayed them.
Did Canada join World War 2 after Japan attacked Pearl Harbor?
No. Canada joined the war at the same time as England.
What does pearlharbor mean?
It is a military harbor in Honolulu HI and was the first time since the Revolutionary War that Americans were ever attacked on their own soil. It was the catalyst that fully entered America into WWII.
Who was injured the first time Hawkeye and the party were attacked?
David gamut
Who was injured the first time hawkeye and the party was attacked?
David gamut
Why didn't the Vikings colonize America?
The Vikings didn't colonize the Americas because the Native Americans that were already living there drove them out. That's not really true. The vikings did settle part of Easter Canada
When and where was Martin Luther King attacked by black people for the first time?
I didn't think he was attacked by black people. I thought he was only ever attacked by white people.
Did the US ever attack Canada?
They never attacked the country Canada, but when the revolutionary war broke out the Americans did battle British navy in the great lakes, but did not really land battle the British in Canada when Canada was owned by the British.
Was hawkeye injured the first time Hawkeye and the party were attacked?
David gamut
What hoiday was celebrated for the first time by the Americans?
THANKSGIVING WAS THE FIRST HOLIDAY THAT AMERICANS CELEBRATED. WHOO HOO
When were the first wines produced in Canada?
The first wines were produced in Canada around 1564. At this time Canada was not called Canada it was known as Ile d'Orleans and the area was populated by Jesuit settlers from France. These were Canada's first wine makers.
