How were French and Spanish relationships with American Indians different?

A) French settlers incorporated American Indian beliefs into a new form of Christianity. Spanish settlers did not.

B) French missionaries forced American Indians to convert to Christianity. Spanish settlers did not.

C) French traders learned American Indian languages and customs. Spanish settlers did not.

D) French settlers enslaved many American Indians. Spanish settlers did not.

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Efrain Tapia

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24 July, 04:22

How were French and Spanish relationships with American Indians different?

A) French settlers incorporated American Indian beliefs into a new form of Christianity. Spanish settlers did not.

B) French missionaries forced American Indians to convert to Christianity. Spanish settlers did not.

C) French traders learned American Indian languages and customs. Spanish settlers did not.

D) French settlers enslaved many American Indians. Spanish settlers did not.

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Zaire White · Answer 1

The correct answer is: A) French settlers incorporated American Indian beliefs into a new form of Christianity. Spanish settlers did not.

Explanation:

Starting in 1534, French settlers established New France in North America. From the beginning, unlike the other colonial powers, French settlers promoted a pacific coexistence between natives and colonists, embracing Indian habits in order to gain their support. Indians also adopted french traditions and they ultimately formed the Franco-Indian Alliance, which lasted from 1754 to 1763.

Josephine Strong · Answer 2

French settlers incorporated american indian beliefs