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The Hopi Tribe first encountered Europeans in the 16th century, primarily with the arrival of Spanish explorers and missionaries in the 1540s, such as the expedition led by Coronado. These encounters were characterized by a mix of curiosity and conflict, as the Spanish sought to convert the Hopi to Christianity and claim the land for Spain. The Hopi, who had established a sophisticated agricultural society, were often wary of these outsiders, leading to a complex relationship marked by both trade and resistance. Over the centuries, further interactions with various European settlers and American colonists would shape Hopi society and culture.

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