Part D Consider the interactions between the Aborigines and the British settlers. Then, based on your knowledge of U. S. history, think about how American Indians in North America interacted with European settlers. Use the tables below to compare and contrast these native peoples and their relations with European settlers.

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Abraham maslow's theory of personality development was the "ages and stages" model

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