In North America during the eighteenth century,French relations with the Indians differed from that of the English in that they
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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French relations with Indians were characterized by a greater level of tolerance of Indian cultures compared to the English, who often sought to convert and assimilate Indians to European ways. The French also relied heavily on Indian alliances for trade and defense, which required a level of respect for their cultures and customs.

In North America During the Eighteenth Century,French Relations with the Indians