Tell me more about the relationship between the explorers and the American Indians

During the Age of Exploration in the 16th and 17th centuries, European explorers encountered Native American tribes as they explored the North American continent.

The first contact between Europeans and Native Americans was often peaceful, with the two groups trading goods and sharing knowledge.

However, as more Europeans arrived, conflicts between them and the Native Americans increased due to the Europeans’ desire to expand their settlements.

In some cases, Europeans brought diseases that Native Americans had not encountered before, leading to widespread death among the tribes.

The Europeans also sought to acquire land from Native Americans, often using violence to do so.

In addition, Native Americans were often enslaved by Europeans and forced to work for them.

Despite the conflicts, relations between Native Americans and Europeans were often complex, with some tribes allying themselves with Europeans in order to gain advantages.

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