How did the English settlers incorporate the native peoples into their various economies?

English settlers incorporated Native peoples into their economies through trade and cooperation, often exchanging goods like furs, food, and knowledge of local agriculture. They relied on Native American expertise for navigating the land and understanding local resources, which helped them survive and thrive in new environments. However, this integration was often exploitative, leading to significant disruption of Native societies and their traditional economies. Over time, as settlers expanded, many Native groups were displaced or marginalized, undermining their economic roles.