How did European involvement in the Western Hemisphere change by the seventeenth century?
a. It became a collaborative venture in which Native American communities and states were the newcomers' essential hosts and helpers.
b. Native and European states formed relationships where they could coexist.
c. Most relationships between European colonists and Native Americans had broken down in violence or simply been transformed as the Native American population decreased.
d. Native states and empires revived beyond the frontiers of European settlement.
c
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