Adifference between spanish and french settlers in north america was that spanish settlers tried to assimilate american indians, while french settlers learned their customs. spanish settlers traded peacefully with american indians, while french settlers forced them into slave labor. spanish settlers tried to spread their religion to american indians, while french settlers did not. spanish settlers converted to the religion of american indians, while french settlers did n

The answer is a ) that Spanish settlers tried to assimilate American Indians, while French settlers learned their customs.

Spanish settlers tried to assimilate American Indians,

The Spanish initially wanted to profit from the wealth the American Indians passed, and saw them as the man with no soul, so the relationships were poor, but eventually, they justified this by converting them to Christianity and assimilated them. Many people result from today from the bloodlines of Spanish and indigenous people.

The French settlers learned their customs

The French settlers managed it to develop stronger relationships, but they focused more on trade and making alliances with them to counterbalance some important enemies as the Iroquois and therefore were less prone to assimilate them directly. The trade was an important strategy for the new French colonies to settle down. The presence of the British eventually led to making alliances with the American Indians to fight the British rule.

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number   5 i know this because savannah was the first capital and i took the test and all you have to do is look up a map of georgia savannah.