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Some of them sided with the French and some of them sided with the British. I believe more of them sided with the French because the French were not as interested in expanding and settling westward as the Bristish colonists were, and therefore encroached on fewer Native American tribes' lands. They were on good terms with those tribes for that reason. However, as a whole the Native Americans were divided amongst themselves as to which side they should support. The British had native allies, too.
Smith attitude towards Native Americans was a little unsure. He wanted to trust them but had a hard time doing it.
Lili'uokalani died in 1917, she didn't trust anyone, not just the Americans. She wanted to keep Hawai'i for the native people and fought annexation to the US.
Many white Americans, especially in what is now the southeastern states, wanted the natives removed to the west because they wanted their lands and the resources under them, and because, generally, they did not like or trust the natives.
they liked the french and not the British because the French respected their land and their ways while the British tried to take their land overthe French also traded furs with them and things that they could not find in the Americas
Some of them sided with the French and some of them sided with the British. I believe more of them sided with the French because the French were not as interested in expanding and settling westward as the Bristish colonists were, and therefore encroached on fewer Native American tribes' lands. They were on good terms with those tribes for that reason. However, as a whole the Native Americans were divided amongst themselves as to which side they should support. The British had native allies, too.
Smith attitude towards Native Americans was a little unsure. He wanted to trust them but had a hard time doing it.
Lili'uokalani died in 1917, she didn't trust anyone, not just the Americans. She wanted to keep Hawai'i for the native people and fought annexation to the US.
by the fur trade and diplomatic dialogues
glamour is "charme" in french. Trust me i speak fluent french . But you don't write good English.
English to French translationEnglish - TrustFrench - confianceBut I'm not 100% sure- Mmagill
Confiance is a French equivalent of the English word "trust."Specifically, the French word is a feminine noun. It may be preceded by the feminine singular definite article la("the") or the feminine singular indefinite article une ("a, one"). The pronunciation will be "koh-fyahnss" in French.
No, they did not, because they had experienced too many treaties broken and too many hostile behaviors by soldiers.
Well I heard that they traded food weapons and clothing trust me I've done research over that in second grade.
Trust is "la confiance" in French.
Many white Americans, especially in what is now the southeastern states, wanted the natives removed to the west because they wanted their lands and the resources under them, and because, generally, they did not like or trust the natives.
they liked the french and not the British because the French respected their land and their ways while the British tried to take their land overthe French also traded furs with them and things that they could not find in the Americas