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All of the answers are true in regards to particular countries’ initial approaches to colonization, EXCEPT?Unlike France and Spain, the English also sent over women and children to settle the lands, setting up more permanent establishments and roots. French colonists often formed alliances with the natives, trading goods with them in exchange for other goods and access to lands and animals (for fur trade). English settlers focused on assimilating Native Americans and converting them to Catholicism. English settlers and Native Americans often reluctantly formed alliances--English settlers relied on agricultural knowledge of the Native Americans, while the natives hoped their alliance with the English settlers would ensure protection in cases of conflict with enemy tribes. Spain’s approach to colonization was to conquer lands and its people with intimidation and force.

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