How did the Native americans' view of westward expansion differ from that of settlers?

Answer 1

The differences between Native Americans and Settlers were numerous. The culture of how each one lived varied. The Native American lived as groups and used property as communal. Settlers had a belief to take care of ones on family and own property.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

The First Nation's People of Canada felt that no individual owned the land and that humans were all an equally of part of it. Although they demonstrated territorial claims, this was due to the fact that they felt that their ancestral spirits dwelled in these parts.

Conversely, the European view was that land could be owned, bought and sold.

Answer 4

Native Americans didn't believe in owning land instead they worshiped the land and the creatures. But the settlers think that you should OWN land and own every property that you can have and that was a sign of wealthiness.