In what ways did the arrival of the Spanish, French, and British change the culture and lifestyles of the Indian cultures in North America, Central America, and South America?

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American History

 

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Frank P

 

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September 21, 2014

 

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They slowly became friends with local Indian tribes who taught them how to plant, and survive in the winter. These relationships slowly changed as the settlers learned how to survive on their own, and as these settlements prospered the animosity between settlers and Indians grew more and more. The relationships changed from a friendly relationship to a trade relationship...
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The relationships changed from a friendly relationship to a trade relationship. The Indians would give food and luxuries in exchange for the British settler's guns, ammunition, and metal pots. They even converted some Indians to their faiths, and some went as far as living with the settlers. As more settlers arrived for live in the "New World" there was a need for more land, and a need to claim land granted in the British King's "Royal Charters...
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