Question

Which statement best describes the early interactions between Jamestown and Native American groups in the area?

Answer 1

Answer:

A.) They began as hostile interactions, but trade treaties soon eased the tension.

Explanation:

We can affirm that in the beginning the relations between the european colonos and the american antives was very ostil, both bandos fight to dominate the territory, even the english colonists would later kill an Indian chief in a surprise attack that could have meant the loss of the nascent colony.  This situation gradually changed with commercial interaction and the exchange of products between settlers and American antives.

Answer 2

Answer: They started out friendly but soon became tense and then hostile

Explanation:

The settlers of Jamestown were friendly towards native Americans as long as the tribes provided food or assistance, which they did initially. When the tribes began to feel threatened and refused to help, though, the Europeans attacked them, stole food from them, and burned the villages