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Jacques Cartier's interactions with the Mi'kmaq during his expeditions in the 1530s were characterized by initial curiosity and trade, but also conflict. Cartier sought to establish alliances for trade, particularly in furs, and he documented the Mi'kmaq's way of life and culture. However, misunderstandings and tensions arose, leading to confrontations, including skirmishes. Ultimately, these interactions laid the groundwork for future European colonization and its impacts on Indigenous communities.

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