Everyone of the European nations had an aspiration to be in control and also had racist views, but the French and the Spanish had a common attribute in the policies toward Native Americans which was to motivate religious conversions and trade with the people for economic gain. A distinction between the plans of two European nations toward Native Americans can be shown with England and Spain. The English desired small contact with the Indians because they had no respect for their lives and saw them as barbaric and savages, while the Spanish settled in areas heavily populated by Natives and used them for labor. In addition, many of the Spanish even intermarried which required a rigid class system dominated by pure blooded Europeans. From all
