What was the relations of the Spanish the English and the Dutch with native Americans?

The Spanish, English, and Dutch had varying relationships with Native Americans shaped by their colonial goals. The Spanish often sought to convert Native Americans to Christianity and exploit their labor through systems like encomienda, leading to significant cultural and population disruptions. The English generally pursued land acquisition, often resulting in conflicts and displacement of Native peoples, as seen in events like King Philip's War. The Dutch, particularly in New Netherland, engaged in trade and diplomacy with Native tribes, but their expansion still led to tensions and conflict over land.