During the eighteenth century,in North America,the French differed from the English in Indian relations,in that the French
A)offered the Indians more and better trading goods.
B)largely isolated themselves from Indian tribes.
C)were more tolerant of Indian cultures.
D)made little effort to convert Indians to Christianity.
E)forced Indians to adjust to European ways.

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The French were generally more tolerant of Indian cultures than the English, and they often formed alliances and intermarried with Indian tribes, which helped to create a more cooperative relationship. The French also tended to have more mutually beneficial trade relationships with the Indians, and they were less focused on converting them to Christianity or forcing them to adopt European ways.

During the Eighteenth Century,in North America,the French Differed from the English