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How was the French relationship with the natives different than the Spanish treatment and why was this?
The Spanish came for gold and forced the natives ti work as slaves. The Spanish also killed many native people, either by disease or by shooting them. The French traded with the Natives.
French settlements were established along?
Along the Northeast coast
Did the natives and europeans get along when they met each other?
some natives and europeans did get along in-fact some got married but not all where like this. they had a very rough relationship, europeans introduced natives to alcohol, they took a lot of their land with no pay or virtually no pay, they changed their way of life and at certain points in history we even wanted to assimilate them. there was schools that brought big bunches of them in and a lot of the schools were violent but that was how their system worked back then. the natives and the europeans even had a few fights and disputes. To improve something or someone takes work and a lot of sacrifices.
Who was Shawnadithit?
Shawanadithit was the last of the Beothuk Indians. The beothuks were a semi-nomadic group of people who lived along the coast of Newfoundland (southern) and hunted caribou. They were the hunted too, though. English and French fought over the Beothuk'sterritories and killed many of them. Shawnadithit was the last of these natives. She died of tuberculosis in 1829.
Did Britain or France have a stronger relationship with the Native Americans?
Yes but each with different tribes of the Native Americans.
