Which best describes the relationship between colonists and American Indians in the early days of the Georgia colony?

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the best one that describes the relationship between colonist and American indians in the early days of the Georgia colony is : the two groups sometimes cooperated, but the colonist's desire for more land led to conflict In the indians' point of view, the lands are righfully belong to them becase their ancestor has occupied the lands way before the colonist arrived

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