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May have multiple answers.Which answer(s) is/are true in regards to these particular countries' initial approaches to colonization?- Colonists from Spain, Great Britain, and France ALL expected to fully be funded by their respective Crown.- Spain's approach to colonization was to conquer lands and its people with intimidation and force.- Unlike France and Spain, the English also sent over women and children to settle the lands, setting up more permanent establishments and roots.- 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.- French colonists formed alliances with the natives, trading goods with them in exchange for other goods and access to lands and animals (for fur trade).
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