Early Interactions: Europeans and Native Americans

Very Easy Period 1: 1491–1607 Interactions Between Europeans And Native Americans

During the period of 1491 to 1607, various European explorers and settlers began to encounter Native American populations across North America. These initial interactions varied widely from cooperation to conflict, shaping the future of the continent. Understanding these early exchanges is crucial for comprehending the subsequent relationships between Europeans and Indigenous peoples.

Which of the following statements best describes a common interaction between Europeans and Native Americans during this time?

Native Americans universally rejected European goods and ideas.

Many Native Americans saw the Europeans as potential trade partners.

European settlers had little interest in the lands or resources of Native Americans.

All interactions were purely hostile with no examples of cooperation.

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