Who created conflict between colonists and the Delaware Indians in Pennsylvania in 1737?

A. Jamestown Massacre

B. King Philip's War

C. Pequot War

D. Walking Purchase

The walking purchase created conflict between the colonists and Delaware Indians in Pennsylvania in 1737.

Option D.

Explanation:

Walking Purchase, is the right answer.

The Walking Purchase was a treaty that was initiated in the year 1737. This treaty took place between the original owners of the Province of Pennsylvania (the Penn family) and the Delaware Indians. By it, the Penn family required a territory of 1,200,000 acreages following the Revolutionary War in America and required the Delaware Indians to vacate it.