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This Concept Map, created with IHMC CmapTools, has information related to: Vancouver Gathering Historical Evidence CMap, Attitude towards First Nations People george vancouver wrote "here we met about fifty indians in their canoes....we stood under an easy sail, which encouraged them to attend us some little way up to the arm... the major part of the canoes twice paddled forward assembled before us and each time in a conference was held... this sort of conduct always created a degree of suspion and should ever be regarded with a watch full eye." ????, Attitude towards First Nations People george vancouver went to see the natives on june 13th 1792 ????, Motivation Are you driven by a need to adventure and build your own personal reputations Curiosity, Attitude toward the Land before vancouver was vancuver it was called Nootka then george vanouver won it back ????, Motivation Are you driven by the opportunity to spread the Christian faith to the First Nations people Chrisitanity, Motivation Are you driven by the ‘promise’ of wealth ? Commerce, Curiosity george vancover learned that there are deeper parts in the ocean by if his anchor didnt touch the bottom of the ocean it got deeper, Attitude towards First Nations People george vancouver was both curious and intrigued by it native inhabitants. ????, Attitude towards First Nations People one night george vancouver sailed to a island when being followed by his native friend Arm they set up camp and stayed with each other for a while then continued sailing ????, the land george vancover thought about the land alot and he thought that the forests where beautiful greens an the sky and the ocean is the best george vancover said "i couldnt possibly belive that any cultivated country had ever been discovered, Attitude toward the Land ???? the land, Attitude towards First Nations People if the spainish people lisened to george vancover the would know that it was the tsleil-wautt 'people of the inlet' ????, Attitude towards First Nations People one of the chiefs "leonard george" said that his granfather was talking to him about the 'whitemen' and he said that nobody belived him that they where comeing for them but when they saw the people they where accually darker then the natives ????