‘Their land’ being the entire landmass where 99.999% of them had never seen, stepped foot on, built any permanent encampments, or demarcated?
Every time Europeans built something of value in North America, the Indians would curiously gather around to see what the magical White man could trade with them to make their primative lives easier.
Ah yes. The moon belongs to me, because it’s mine.
‘Their land’ being the entire landmass where 99.999% of them had never seen, stepped foot on, built any permanent encampments, or demarcated?
Every time Europeans built something of value in North America, the Indians would curiously gather around to see what the magical White man could trade with them to make their primative lives easier.
Ah yes. The moon belongs to me, because it’s mine.
Well that's the European standard of land ownership. Doesn't really apply to a nomadic tribe of hunter gatherers.
Alas, that's probably the reason we conquered them so easily.