Your question requires volumes by scholars to answer but I will provide some brief points.
The Europeans considered dark-skinned people to be less than human. Therefore they felt that since those people didn't live according to the customs of the white Europeans they weren't protected from exploitation.
In "New England" the English used a self serving philosophy to take the land from the native inhabitants. They decided that if the land was not enclosed (fences), and there were not inhabitations (villages and towns) and there were no tame cattle herds then the land was free for the taking. There were indeed settlements but not what the English viewed as proper towns. It was decreed the land belonged to King James I. He granted Royal Charters of vast tracts of land to English companies that came to exploit the land. Also, the native population was at an all time low because of deadly illnesses over the prior few decades in early America.
At first the native inhabitants welcomed the newcomers. The English companies had received royal grants of the land and they brought token payments of trinkets and supplies for the native population. The natives had no concept of privately owned land so didn't understand that the English were taking possession of the land as their private property by "purchasing" it with those trinkets.
Soon the troubles began when a few insightful native leaders realized what was happening. They were being starved and driven from their ancestral land. They became hunted and they retaliated. Slaughters from both sides ensued. However, not all natives waged war. Some continued to try to co-exist with the English. As English settlements multiplied and expanded inward those new English settlers wanted the natives removed altogether so they could settle ALL the land. The English decided the native population needed to be wiped out. The rest is history.
Many Americans have forgotten how that history began and view the "native savages" as the instigators and perpetrators. They have convinced themselves that America was purchased fairly from the native inhabitants.
Indians
Wampanoag Indians
the europeans settled in America in 1607 cool ha
Though the Native Americans gained trade goods (cloth, beads, and metals,) the early European settlers gained furs, an extremely valuable trade item. Moreover, at Jamestown, the settlers were saved by the generosity of the Native population. Whites benefited from the exchange much more than the Natives did.
European explorers and settlers brought diseases such as smallpox to America and the Native peoples did not have an immunity to them and it dramatically reduced their populations.
The European settlers of the 1700s think was the most valuable resource in America is coins.
English settlers
the primary motive of most european settlers in america
Native Americans were more likely to die from the diseases that European settlers brought to America because they had less immunity to these diseases than the settlers did.
Indians
They settled along the east coats of America, such as Virginia, Massachusetts, Georgia, Pennsylvania
Indians
Wampanoag Indians
There was really no concern for the environment as there is nowadays. European settlers treated the environment like they did in Europe.
the europeans settled in America in 1607 cool ha
The Spaniards (Spain) were the first European settlers in North America.
They came with the first European settlers, about 1502