The Native Americans, Federal Indian Policy, and Lewis and Clark Expedition

Question 1
No displacement of Native Americans characterized the French colonization of the Native Americans as they established their settlements. Still, instead, the French continuously worked together with the Native Americans to spur trade growth. Besides, the French respected the Native Americans' territories and treated them well. This promising treatment their offered the Native Americans made it different from other European groups. The Native Americans responded by treating the French as trusted friends.
Question 2
The English colonization of Native Americans was disastrous. The Europeans carried an enemy in the form of diseases such as smallpox, influenza, measles to the Native Americans. Since the Native Americans had no immunity to such conditions, they were greatly affected. The English colonization was different since they exploited the Native Americans and their resources. In response, the Native Americans resisted the ...