The interactions between the English colonists and the Native Americans were initially based on mutual relationship, trade, and shared spirituality.
<h3>What deteriorated the mutual relationship between the English colonists and the Native Americans?</h3>
The mutual relationship between the English colonists and the Native American population deteriorated with the:
- Loss of land
- Spread of European diseases
- Enforcement of colonist laws
- First Indian War.
There was a mutual relationship between the English colonists and the Native Americans, including intermarriages and social cooperation.
Thus, the interactions were lost when the Natives started losing their lands, lives, and culture to the colonists.
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Answer:
A) While parts 1,2 and 3 are accurate, part 4 needs revision.
Explanation:
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B I think, slavery increased tons in the south because of Rice and other cash crops. The south was big on agriculture.