What caused conflicts between the new England colonists nd the native Americans?

Answer 1

Well, the Colonists had good times and bad times with the Indians. They never really got along with each other too well but who would, they were totally different people with different religions and different aspects of life.

Answer 2

Simply put, land. As the colonists moved into the US, more and more room was needed. Granted, the Native people lived spread out and did not require every bit of land, but the European approach was to take any and all that was wanted, not what was available. Lifestyles, such as the need for Fencing for the settlers also interfered with the life of the natives as the game that they required was unable to roam freely - further conflict continued. Then there were railroads, gold, and water rights... etc. - all returned to the point of land in the end.

Answer 3

the English colonists where here looking for gold during the gold rush and believed that they could dig anywhere, rape their women and ate the food they planted this is because the colonist didn't no how to grow crops on that type of land and climate the last straw came when the colonists dug up the Indian's burial ground in search of their gold the Indians killed everyone but that was the first time the Americans tried to settle in America

Answer 4

The colonists and Native Americans did not get along because the colonists were taking the Native American's lands. There were also conflicts because of the culture difference.

Answer 5

As more colonists settled in New England,they began to take more Native American land

Answer 6

Native Americans were competition to the colonists. The colonists were taking their land, fur, and game.

Answer 7

Because you touch yourself at night.