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An 8 page overview of the conflict which erupted between the English colonists and the Native inhabitants of the Americas. The arrival of the Pilgrims and the Puritans to the Americans would prove the beginning of an insurmountable blow to the Native American peoples who inhabited the continent. This blow would waft across the entire east coast of the Americas in just a few short years. In its sometimes bloody and violent wake would lie a devastated people, the Native Americans. The stories which would unfold, although differing somewhat between the north and the south, would be essentially the same. The English wanted what it was that the Native American had and they were willing to kill to get it. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
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to the Native American peoples who inhabited the continent. This blow would waft across the entire east coast of the Americas in just a few short years.
In its sometimes bloody and violent wake would lie a devastated people, the Native Americans. The stories which would unfold, although differing somewhat between the north and the south,
would be essentially the same. The English wanted what it was that the Native American had and they were willing to kill to get it. Bibliography lists 10
sources. PPnaEngl.rtf The Conflict Between Native Americans and the English Colonists in the Seventeenth Century by - 31 Oct 2001
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The initial English arrivals to the Americas were dubbed "Puritans", the followers of John Calvin (Readers Companion to American History PG). The Puritans
would begin their influx to the Americas in the seventeenth century in response to religious persecution they were facing at home. They would found the first permanent English colony,
New England. Some twenty-one thousand would arrive between 1630 and 1642 (Readers Companion to American History PG). This resulted in essentially a saturation of the English colony within
a twelve year period. The influx of colonizers would fall to a trickle of only a hundred or so per year after the English Civil War of 1642 and
remain subdued until the American Revolution where thirteen English colonies would break away from English rule (Readers Companion to American History PG). The arrival of the Pilgrims and the
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