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During colonial settlement, Rhode Island was made for the unwanted people who had been banished from their previous settlements. As far as their relationship with the Native Americans went, since the people who lived there were unwanted, there really wasn't one. The English and the "Indians" were more of acquaintances than anything.

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They had a peaceful relationship, but after a while the relationship began to strain and sometimes led to bloodshed, which happened despite the attempts of the government.

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