NEED ANSWER RIGHT NOW PLEASWhat were European settlers' motivation for colonization, their response to geographic, economic, religious, and political challenges, and their relationship with Native Americans?

the Man reason for colonization was religious freedom, Manu people who lived in europe were unfñder the rule of the monarch who most of the time did not care about the. Their reaction to geographic changes were having to adapt to a new "home" which was rich in agriculture, this was also one of the reasons people wanted to live there. Economically colonists were beginning to understand the meaning of it, this means that the Europeans were just getting started in the idea of selling things that they grew. Religiously speaking the European were free to believe in what ever they wanted (christianity being the main one). political power shifted from the monarch to the people, this gave the people the right to participate and have a voice in government. Their relationship with native America's was very bumpy, what I mean by this is that the Europeans brought diseases and illnesses that the natives were not custom to, they also killed their people because they were " savages"

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