Europeans viewed the land that wasn’t cultivated as a waste. The Europeans livestock then damaged the land and disrupted the ecosystem. The Native Americans then sold the new settlers pieces of their land, but they still expected to hunt and fish on the land, which later lead to many conflicts amongst the two diverse groups of people. Through the arrival of the Europeans, Native Americans also suffered by a shortage of food supply, because the diseases did not only affect the people, but also the animals and crops. So, why would the Europeans continue to force themselves upon the Native Americans and their sacred land, if they saw that they were disrupting
Europeans viewed the land that wasn’t cultivated as a waste. The Europeans livestock then damaged the land and disrupted the ecosystem. The Native Americans then sold the new settlers pieces of their land, but they still expected to hunt and fish on the land, which later lead to many conflicts amongst the two diverse groups of people. Through the arrival of the Europeans, Native Americans also suffered by a shortage of food supply, because the diseases did not only affect the people, but also the animals and crops. So, why would the Europeans continue to force themselves upon the Native Americans and their sacred land, if they saw that they were disrupting