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How did the pilgrims relationship with the native Americans change?

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How did the relationship between the pilgrims & native Americans change

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What was the pilgrims' relationship with native Americans?
The Pilgrim's relationship with the Native Americans was fairly good. The Native Americans were honestly scared of the Pilgrims at first because they saw these men approach with these classy clothes...
Why did the relationship between native Americans and the colonist change?
Because the native americans are natives
How did the Americans change the lives of the Native Americans?
In the beginning they had massacres on the Native Americans and gave them treaties that they could not read forcing them west. They killed them and forced them west causing the trail of tears. Now...
How did colonists' relationship with native Americans change over time?
i think it was at first that the native Americans attacked them cuz they were new strange people but then over time they became freindly but then amerticans betrayed them.
Relationship with native Americans and Spain?
Spain treated the Native Americans as animals, and those who they didn't massacre, they enslaved or deported.