apter 2 Test: Bropeans Colonie North America, 1600-1650 Native American relationships When the Propean nettiers arved on the North American continent, they needed to form a relationship with the Native American people who bited the land. The attitudes of the turopears often determined whether their Native American relationship would be hostile or peaceful and the following statement detailing the relationship of a particular European colony and the native tribes who interacted with it. Then use it to answer the question that follow When the English colonists settled in New England, they found they were sharing the land with the local Pokankets and other native tribes. Since they landed so far from the boundaries of the Virginian colonies, they set up their own form of governance, with colonits. missionaries, and their families as part of this new colonial society. Noorger European Interactions with natives could best be described as Initially hostile NO ultimately beste yer which wer best explains why you marked that the relationship between the English settlers and the native peoples ended or did not end in hosty The relationship did not end in hostility because the English settled alongside the natives, working with them and conducting peperous tride with them. The settlers never attempted to exert control over the Indigenous population. The relationship ended in heelty because the English eventually infringed upon total Pequot territory, taking away the natives trade non developed between the Dutch and the New England Algonquians The relationship ended in hostitty because the English people demanded obedience and tribute from the foc he local tribes, which angered the rative people and initiated a war with the settlers Chapter 2 Test: Europeans Colonie North America, 1600-1650 3. Native American relationships When the turopean settlers arrived on the North American continent, they needed to form a relationship with the Native American people who inhabited the land. The attitudes of the turopeans often determined whether their Native American relationship would be hostile or peaceful. Rood the following statement detailing the relationship of a particular European colony and the native tribes who interacted with it. Then use it to answer the questions that follow. When the English colonists settled in New England, they found they were sharing the tand with the local Pokanokets and other native tribes. Since they Sanded so far from the boundaries of the Virginian colonies, they set up their own form of governance, with colonists, missionaries, and their familles as part of this new colonial society. European interactions with natives could best be described as: Initially hostile NO ultimately hostile - Noorger yer which awer best explains why you marked that the relationship between the English settlers and the native peoples ended or did not end in ho The relationship did not end in hostility because the English settled alongside the natives, working with them and conducting prosperous trade with them. The settlers never attempted to exert control over the indigenous population The nationship ended in hostility because the English eventually intringed upon local Pequot territory, taking away the native trades con developed between the Dutch and the New England Algonqulans. end in European Interactions with natives could Best Initially hostile NO - Nooyen ultimately hostile yer which answer best explains why you marked that the relationship between the English settlers and the native peoples ended or did not end in hostility? The relationship did not end in hostellty because the English settled alongside the natives, working with them and conducting prosperous trade with them. The settiers never attempted to exert control over the indigenous population. The relationship ended in hostility because the English eventually infringed upon local Pequot territory, taking away the natives' trade as anisons developed between the Dutch and the New England Algonquians, The relationship ended in hostility because the English people demanded obedience and tribute from the local tribes, which angered the native people and initiated a war with thes e settlers. Colonists not only worked to establish permanent settlements in North America but also tried to convert the natives to Christianity. Consider the success of the missionary work in the English colonies and the methods they used in the table. Check all that apply. English Application Method Offering soluca from the suffering of disease Predicting natural phenomena, such as eclipses Mandating e cultural transformation Allowing retention of individual customs Leaming native languages at the time be were were not successful in converting many Native Americans to Christianity, 3. Native American relationships When the European settlers arrived on the North American continent, they needed to form a relationship with the Native American people who inhabited the land. The attitudes of the Europeans often determined whether their Native American relationship would be hostile or peaceful. Read the following statement detailing the relationship of a particular European colany and the native tribes who interacted with . Then use it to answer the questions that follow. When the English colonists settled in New England, they found they were sharing the land with the local Polcanokets and other native tribes. Since they landed so far from the boundaries of the Virginian colonies, they set up their own form of governance, with colonists, missionaries, and their families as part of this new colonial society. European interactions with natives could best be described as: Initially hostile Ultimately hostile Which answer best explains why you marked that the reciationship between the English settiers and the native peoples ended or did not end in hostility? The relationship did not end in hostility because the English settled alongside the natives, working with them and conducting prosperous trade with them. The settlers never attempted to exert control over the indigenous population The relationship ended in hostility because the English eventually infringed upon local Pequot territory, taking away the natives' trades liaisons developed between the Dutch and the New England Algonqulans. The relationship ended in hostility because the English people demanded obedience and tribute from the local tribes, which angered the native people and initiated a war with the settiers. Colonists not only worked to establish permanent settlements in North America but also tried to convert the natives to Christianity, Consider the success of the missionary work in the English colonies and the methods they used in the table. Check all that apply. English Application Method Offering solace from the suffering of disease Predicting natural phenomena, such as eclipses Mandating a cultural transformation Allowing retention of individual customs Learning native languages apter 2 Test: Bropeans Colonie North America, 1600-1650 Native American relationships When the Propean nettiers arved on the North American continent, they needed to form a relationship with the Native American people who bited the land. The attitudes of the turopears often determined whether their Native American relationship would be hostile or peaceful and the following statement detailing the relationship of a particular European colony and the native tribes who interacted with it. Then use it to answer the question that follow When the English colonists settled in New England, they found they were sharing the land with the local Pokankets and other native tribes. Since they landed so far from the boundaries of the Virginian colonies, they set up their own form of governance, with colonits. missionaries, and their families as part of this new colonial society. Noorger European Interactions with natives could best be described as Initially hostile NO ultimately beste yer which wer best explains why you marked that the relationship between the English settlers and the native peoples ended or did not end in hosty The relationship did not end in hostility because the English settled alongside the natives, working with them and conducting peperous tride with them. The settlers never attempted to exert control over the Indigenous population. The relationship ended in heelty because the English eventually infringed upon total Pequot territory, taking away the natives trade non developed between the Dutch and the New England Algonquians The relationship ended in hostitty because the English people demanded obedience and tribute from the foc he local tribes, which angered the rative people and initiated a war with the settlers Chapter 2 Test: Europeans Colonie North America, 1600-1650 3. Native American relationships When the turopean settlers arrived on the North American continent, they needed to form a relationship with the Native American people who inhabited the land. The attitudes of the turopeans often determined whether their Native American relationship would be hostile or peaceful. Rood the following statement detailing the relationship of a particular European colony and the native tribes who interacted with it. Then use it to answer the questions that follow. When the English colonists settled in New England, they found they were sharing the tand with the local Pokanokets and other native tribes. Since they Sanded so far from the boundaries of the Virginian colonies, they set up their own form of governance, with colonists, missionaries, and their familles as part of this new colonial society. European interactions with natives could best be described as: Initially hostile NO ultimately hostile - Noorger yer which awer best explains why you marked that the relationship between the English settlers and the native peoples ended or did not end in ho The relationship did not end in hostility because the English settled alongside the natives, working with them and conducting prosperous trade with them. The settlers never attempted to exert control over the indigenous population The nationship ended in hostility because the English eventually intringed upon local Pequot territory, taking away the native trades con developed between the Dutch and the New England Algonqulans. end in European Interactions with natives could Best Initially hostile NO - Nooyen ultimately hostile yer which answer best explains why you marked that the relationship between the English settlers and the native peoples ended or did not end in hostility? The relationship did not end in hostellty because the English settled alongside the natives, working with them and conducting prosperous trade with them. The settiers never attempted to exert control over the indigenous population. The relationship ended in hostility because the English eventually infringed upon local Pequot territory, taking away the natives' trade as anisons developed between the Dutch and the New England Algonquians, The relationship ended in hostility because the English people demanded obedience and tribute from the local tribes, which angered the native people and initiated a war with thes e settlers. Colonists not only worked to establish permanent settlements in North America but also tried to convert the natives to Christianity. Consider the success of the missionary work in the English colonies and the methods they used in the table. Check all that apply. English Application Method Offering soluca from the suffering of disease Predicting natural phenomena, such as eclipses Mandating e cultural transformation Allowing retention of individual customs Leaming native languages at the time be were were not successful in converting many Native Americans to Christianity, 3. Native American relationships When the European settlers arrived on the North American continent, they needed to form a relationship with the Native American people who inhabited the land. The attitudes of the Europeans often determined whether their Native American relationship would be hostile or peaceful. Read the following statement detailing the relationship of a particular European colany and the native tribes who interacted with . Then use it to answer the questions that follow. When the English colonists settled in New England, they found they were sharing the land with the local Polcanokets and other native tribes. Since they landed so far from the boundaries of the Virginian colonies, they set up their own form of governance, with colonists, missionaries, and their families as part of this new colonial society. European interactions with natives could best be described as: Initially hostile Ultimately hostile Which answer best explains why you marked that the reciationship between the English settiers and the native peoples ended or did not end in hostility? The relationship did not end in hostility because the English settled alongside the natives, working with them and conducting prosperous trade with them. The settlers never attempted to exert control over the indigenous population The relationship ended in hostility because the English eventually infringed upon local Pequot territory, taking away the natives' trades liaisons developed between the Dutch and the New England Algonqulans. The relationship ended in hostility because the English people demanded obedience and tribute from the local tribes, which angered the native people and initiated a war with the settiers. Colonists not only worked to establish permanent settlements in North America but also tried to convert the natives to Christianity, Consider the success of the missionary work in the English colonies and the methods they used in the table. Check all that apply. English Application Method Offering solace from the suffering of disease Predicting natural phenomena, such as eclipses Mandating a cultural transformation Allowing retention of individual customs Learning native languages