As Europeans increased in numbers to settle America, their presence had a profound effect upon the native people living there. The exchange of knowledge on food items, weapons, religion, language and the introduction to disease are just a few examples of the impact Europeans had on Native Americans (Schultz, n.d.). Initially, the relationships between the two were friendly, the Natives traded food, fur pelts and knowledge to be self-sufficient in this new world for European manufactured items such as cloth, iron pots, tools, and guns. Nevertheless, the Europeans greed for power, wealth, and land led to disagreement, slavery, violence, and war. As more and more colonists entered the New World, this was the beginning of the end for the Native
