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While studying the "Age of Exploration" I learned about the natives' with the experiences of the Spanish, English, and French. I have been told that the Spanish "experience" was horrible as they tortured and killed thousands of natives in the name of expansion and of God. The French experience was different as the French were concerned primarily with trade and did not bother the Indians that much. However, I seem to have forgotten how the English "experience" was. How did the English treatment of the natives when they reached the New World? From my understanding, there were some bad as some of the natives believed that the demons English (redness skin, strange clothes, strange religion, etc) but I'm not sure if it escalated beyond that. Thanks for the help.
I remember it well. The Spanish (in general) were the worst in terms of direct abuse and slavery. The French were mostly relatively well received because they seemed to be fair in trade and taking in the land. The English were in between. There were men like William Johnson in the state of New York which was quite well to the natives. problems first thing in the constant search for land acquisition created. Initially the Indians could not understand the concept of land ownership. When they treated transfer of land, do not realize that they were not allowed that any use of the land after