Cooperation or Conflict?

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Europeans and Native Americans learned to work together.

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Cooperation

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Europeans and Native Americans were able to trade for things they needed or wanted.

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Cooperation

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Europeans traded metal tools/kettles and cloth with Native Americans, who traded animal furs and food for firearms. What does this represent?

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Cooperation

Front

In the beginning, Europeans were afraid of the Native Americans. White people did not understand the American Indian culture or way of life.

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Conflict

Front

Why were Native Americans scared of Europeans at first?

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Conflict

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Europeans brought horses and Native Americans used them to travel faster.

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Cooperation

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Native Americans shared their language with Europeans that we still use today. (kayak, moccasins, hominy, toboggan) Many interpreted between the tribes and the Europeans.

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Cooperation

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Native American leader, Massasoit, was friendly to the Europeans. He traded goods, gave land, taught Europeans how to protect themselves, and defended them when they were attacked.

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Cooperation

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Europeans brought diseases. Two-thirds of the Native Americans died.

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Conflict

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Europeans took some of the Native Americans as slaves, like Squanto.

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Conflict