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In between were the Dutch and the tiny Swedish community. To the west were the original Americans, then called Indians.  \nSometimes friendly, sometimes hostile, the Eastern tribes were no longer strangers to the Europeans. Although Native Americans benefited from access to new technology and trade, the disease and thirst for land that the early settlers also brought posed a serious challenge to their long-established way of life.  \nAt first, trade with the European settlers brought advantages: knives, axes, weapons, cooking utensils, fishhooks, and a host of other goods. Those Indians who traded initially had significant advantage over rivals who did not. In response to European demand, tribes such as the Iroquois began to devote more attention to fur trapping during the 17th century. Furs and pelts provided tribes the means to purchase colonial goods until late into the 18th century.  \nEarly colonial-Native-American relations were an uneasy mix of cooperation and conflict. On the one hand, there were the exemplary relations that prevailed during the first half century of Pennsylvania's existence. On the other were a long series of setbacks, skirmishes, and wars, which almost invariably resulted in an Indian defeat and further loss of land.  \nThe first of the important Native-American uprisings occurred in Virginia in 1622, when some 347 whites were killed, including a number of missionaries who had just recently come to Jamestown.  \nWhite settlement of the Connecticut River region touched off the Pequot War in 1637. In 1675 King Philip, the son of the native chief who had made  \nthe original peace with the Pilgrims in 1621, attempted to unite the tribes of southern New England against further European encroachment of their lands. In the struggle, however, Philip lost his life and many Indians were sold into servitude.  \nThe steady influx of settlers into the backwoods regions of the Eastern colonies disrupted Native-American life. As more and more game was killed off, tribes were faced with the difficult choice of going hungry, going to war, or moving and coming into conflict with other tribes to the west.  \nThe Iroquois, who inhabited the area below lakes Ontario and Erie in northern New York and Pennsylvania, were more successful in resisting European advances. In 1570 five tribes joined to form the most complex Native-American nation of its time, the \"Ho-De-No-Sau-Nee,\" or League of the Iroquois. The league was run by a council made up of 50 representatives from each of the five member tribes. The council dealt with matters common to all the tribes, but it had no say in how the free and equal tribes ran their day-to-day affairs. No tribe was allowed to make war by itself. The council passed laws to deal with crimes such as murder.  \nThe Iroquois League was a strong power in the 1600s and 1700s. It traded furs with the British and sided with them against the French in the war for the dominance of America between 1754 and 1763. The British might not have won that war otherwise.  \nThe Iroquois League stayed strong until the American Revolution. Then, for the first time, the council could not reach a unanimous decision on whom to support. Member tribes made their own decisions, some fighting with the British, some with the colonists, some remaining neutral. As a result, everyone fought against the Iroquois. Their losses were great and the league never recovered.  \nAnswer the following questions based on the reading and your knowledge of social studies.  \n© Student Handouts, [Inc. www.studenthandouts.com](Inc. www.studenthandouts.com)  \n1. Tribes such as the Iroquois began to devote more time to   during the 17th century in response to European demand.  \na. commercial fishing  \nb. deer domestication  \nc. fur trapping  \nd. settled farming  \n2. What conflict was touched off by white settlement of ","cbCaigGMklT9YqXl","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaigGMklT9YqXl","pdf",385184,"English","# Colonial settlements and Native American life\n## Trade, disease, and land pressure\n## Major uprisings and wars (1622, 1637, 1675)\n## The Iroquois League and shifting alliances\n# Questions based on the reading","[{\"question\":\"How did disease and land loss affect Native Americans despite early trade benefits?\",\"answer\":\"Native Americans benefited from trade in goods and technology, but settlers also brought disease and an intense drive for land. These forces posed a serious challenge to long-established Native ways of life.\"},{\"question\":\"What conflicts were triggered by English settlement in 1622, 1637, and 1675?\",\"answer\":\"In 1622, an uprising in Virginia led to the deaths of about 347 whites, including missionaries. In 1637, white settlement of the Connecticut region touched off the Pequot War, and in 1675 King Philip’s War broke out in southern New England.\"},{\"question\":\"How did the Iroquois League’s position change after the American Revolution?\",\"answer\":\"The Iroquois League remained strong through the 1700s but lost unity after the American Revolution. The council could not reach a unanimous decision, and member tribes chose different sides—so the league weakened and never fully recovered.\"}]","1.9 Colonial-Indian Relations | PDF"]