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A blanket statement, such as "Native Americans hate the Dutch" is just silly. Each tribe is different, with different historic relationships to the European powers that colonized this continent. The Dutch intrusion into North America was minor at best compared to other European powers such as Britain, Spain and France. My tribe, the Cherokees, had some contact with Dutch traders, enough so that we have a transliterated name for them in our language (Da-ji) which has become a popular given name among our men. One of our great war chiefs was named Ta-chee, translated to Dutch and the name appears often in historic records as a man's name. That doesn't sound like a people who hate the Dutch. Perhaps some tribes have negative histories with the Dutch, but its likely no Indian people hate any other race or group, that's just not how American Indians think.
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What did the dutch have that the native Americans might have wanted?
nowhere
How did french and dutch settlements affect the native Americans?
The French and the Dutch each made alliances with Native American peoples.
What was the relationship between native Americans and new Netherlands?
The Dutch pretty much exploited the Native Americans for their rich resources. The Native Americans resented the Dutch, and the Dutch looked down upon them because they considered the Native Americans to be "lower" and "an uncivilized people".
When the Dutch arrived in New York who was there?
Only the Native Americans.
Who bought Manhattan island from the native Americans?
The Dutch paid $24 to the native americans who lived there.
With whom did the Dutch trade when they first arrived in New Netherlands?
Native Americans.
What did the dutch have that the native Americans might have wanted?
nowhere
How did french and dutch settlements affect the native Americans?
The French and the Dutch each made alliances with Native American peoples.
What was the relationship between native Americans and new Netherlands?
The Dutch pretty much exploited the Native Americans for their rich resources. The Native Americans resented the Dutch, and the Dutch looked down upon them because they considered the Native Americans to be "lower" and "an uncivilized people".
Which describes the attitude of the dutch towards native Americans?
the dutch saw them as trading partners
What best describes attitude of the Dutch toward native Americans?
The dutch were not interested in converting them.
When the Dutch arrived in New York who was there?
Only the Native Americans.
Who bought Manhattan island from the native Americans?
The Dutch paid $24 to the native americans who lived there.
What impact did french and dutch colonies in north america have on native americans?
Native Americans formed alliances to each other
How did the Dutch and the native Americans get along with Cornelius May as governor?
discovered
Why did the Dutch teach the skills of growing and processing sugarcane to native Americans?
The Dutch colony in New York didn't teach Native Americans to grow sugar cane. Sugar cane is only grown in tropical areas like Cuba and Cuba wasn't a Dutch colony, but Spanish. So, the Dutch didn't teach Native Americans to grow sugar cane.
Where did the native americans settle in the southern colonies?
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