In 1609 what happened that made the powhatan natives of Virginia upset with the colonists in the Jamestown settlement

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The Powhatan natives helped out the colonists of James town, and at first the colonists were grateful, but then it changed because the colonists started to treat the natives like slaves, also in 1609, 400 more settlers came to Jamestown, as a response the natives attacked the colonists.

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