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The laws were applied equally to Europeans and natives; if a colonist injured or killed an Indian, he was punished as prescribed by the law covering the specific crme. There was no attitude of "It was only an Indian," because Penn and others like him saw the natives as just as human as Europeans, with the same basic human rights. This also gained the respect and trust of the First Americans. So the relationship was good between the Quakers and the indians.
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How was penn's treatment of the native Americans related to Quakers beliefs?
He wants peace.
How was Penn's treatment of the Native Americans related to the Quaker beliefs?
well because they had the same king so they had the same beliefs and the king didnt want to change the beliefs
How was Penn's treatment of the native Americans relate to the Quakers beliefs?
He wants peace.
William Apess wrote which addressed issues related to?
An Indian's Looking-Glass for the White Man; the treatment of Native Americans
What country Francisco Pizarro related with Native Americans?
The country related with Pizarro and the Native Americans is Spain.
Who protested the Jamestown governor's policies towards Native Americans?
No one protested the treatment of Native Americans. In fact the Native Americans outnumbered the 104 men. There was an empire of 15,000 Native Americans.
Why did the Native Americans worship animals?
Because it was part of their beliefs.
What group of people face unfair treatment?
African Americans and/or native Americans
What was the book that described Americans unfair treatment of native Americans?
chicken nuggets
Was the Killing of native Americans an inquisition?
I would say no cuz of the things of the beliefs and tales i heard...... That the killing of Native Americans was NOT a inquision
How did the clergy affect the native Americans?
it forced native Americans to adopt Spanish ways as well as beliefs the priests also made it possible for some blending of the native Americans and Spanish cultures.
What were the tenskwatawa and Tecumseh's beliefs about the path that native Americans should follow?
tecumsah thought that native Americans should just assimilated with the whites
