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The First Nations peoples of Canada lived in many very different environments and their languages and cultures were as different from each other as English, Arabic, Turkish and Hindu cultures and languages. There really is almost no common thing that they "did".

The main thing they have in common is their similar experiences with the European colonial governments, oppressive laws, stolen land and resources, colonists, armies, traders and trappers and miners and loggers, European diseases, new trade goods and materials and plants and animals, and the European missionaries and their beliefs. In their attempts to deal with these changes are what they all have in common.

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the impact on the first nations was that they kept having wars with the haudenosaunee

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it effected them badly because they were fools

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