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Which of the following is NOT evidence from your text to support the following claim:
PNW Coastal Natives and European/American explorers tended to get along when they first made contact.
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They traded items with each other and learned about each other's cultures.
Europeans were respectful of Native rights to their land.
Furs, carved bowls and food were traded for explorers' knives, eyeglasses, and clothing.
Native people believed they were sharing the land, not giving it away.
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