How did the relations between french settlers and indians differ from those between british settles and indian

Answer 1

The French settled with less hostile natives, while the British settled near the Iroquois. The French were more open with the Native Americans, and lived closely with them. then again their were very few French compared to the British. The Native Americans saw the French in small numbers, that only traded, and did not need that much land. The British wanted more land, and more kept coming over from England.

Answer 2

The first French settlers in North America were fur trappers and traders; thus, they attempted to assimilate into the Native American culture.

The first British settlers in North America were colonizers; thus, they attempted to conquer the Native Americans--regardless of the culture.

Answer 3

The French traded, the Brits just killed them.