When Europeans arrived, many Native Americans

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Many Native American tribes saw the arrival of Europeans as an opportunity to enhance their standing with other Native American tribes by forming alliances or trading with them. This was especially true for tribes that were already engaged in inter-tribal conflict and saw the Europeans as potential allies in their struggles. While some Native American tribes did engage in warfare or attempted to evade European contact, the vast majority sought some sort of accommodation with the newcomers.

When Europeans Arrived, Many Native Americans