These population figures are a rough estimate (some authorities cite much lower figures); exact figures are impossible to ascertain. When colonists began keeping records, the Native American populations had been drastically reduced by war, famine, forced labor, and epidemics of diseases introduced through contact with Europeans...
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Native Americans viewed the visitors in amazement because of their clothing, ships, their technology (steel knives and swords, guns, mirrors, kettles) and other items unusual to the way of life of Native Americans. The ultimate goal for the Europeans was God, Gold, Glory, and it is because of this that ruined the good relationship between Europeans and the Natives...
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Early relationships with Native Americans They shared their land with great and powerful Indian inhabitants, and their relations with the natives were crucial to the shaping of their empire. The French and the English were both conscious that whomever could win the allegiance of the native tribes, would have the greater advantage to prevail in the battle for control of North America...	2 / 370
Native Americans Clashes between the Indians and the settlers over land, fur, and resources led the Indians to form a Confederacy. The Confederacy was an alliance of five Iroquois-speaking nations -- Mohawk, Oneida, Onondaga, Cayuga, and Seneca -- formed in present-day New York in the late 1500s (WV: A History pg 9)...	3 / 567
Compare The Colonial Policy Regarding Native Americans, And The Corresponding Relations Between European Colonists And Native Americans In New France And Pennsylvania Colonists also feared the Native Americans, especially when it had to do with Native Americans’ millitary power. French and Native Americans relationsship was calm, because they based it on dialogues and negotations...	3 / 650
Native American Contribution to American Culture Also, the first President of the U.S. grew tobacco. (http://healthliteracy.worlded.org/docs/tobacco/Unit1/2history_of.html) The fur trade was a big connection that most of the Indian tribes had with white settlers...	2 / 418