Since the early stages of exploration of the new world, Indians and Europeans have always had a misinterpreted and preconceived impression of each other. So, not only the English but also the Native Americans sow the seeds of failure, but these notions come with experience. However, at first, the Native Americans were hospitable and curious toward the settlers. The founding of the new world and the very first exploration of this new world left a premonition of what was to come in the relationship between the natives of the land and the foreign invaders. When Christopher Columbus first landed in this unknown territory, he thought it was China. A land of fascinating riches such as silver, jade and silk, if he established trade with the Chinese he would earn a hefty reward. In this light, this is one of the reasons why Indians and European settlers did not have good relations. As mentioned, the first impression of the settlers was not favorable at best. Spanish explorers discovered the Aztec and Inca empires in the 1990s 1520., ...