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      <title>Which approach was more effective for establishing successful colonies in North America. Why? 

Option A: The cooperative relationships the French and Dutch developed with Native Americans.
Option B: The English strategy of pushing Native Americans off their land and often engaging in conflict.
 by Hannah Zimmer</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<p>In my opinion, the French method with the Native Americans was more appropriate. By developing good relationships with them, these Europeans were able to set up trade networks, gain knowledge about the land, and create a cultural exchange of new ideas. These people were more cooperative than the British were with the Native Americans which ultimately led to less death amongst the native population. </p>]]></description>
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