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6 July, 05:21

How were the American Indians viewed by white settlers?

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  1. 6 July, 05:27
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    They were feared and were found as if they were threatening
  2. 6 July, 05:37
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    They were viewed as hostile and threatening towards white settlers, which is why the American Indians were moved from their territory. White settlers feared the Natives, and hated them for disrupting their peace. Most Native Americans were not hostile, but the few that were created a generalization that all Natives were hostile and "bloodthirsty".
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