What factor contributed to warfare between the colonists and the Native Americans?

the Native American idea of female power

the chants and stories of Native Americans

the fact that Native Americans worshipped animals and nature

the fact that the British ceded territories to the US without Native American consent

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Laurel Wright

21 January, 04:09

What factor contributed to warfare between the colonists and the Native Americans?

the Native American idea of female power

the chants and stories of Native Americans

the fact that Native Americans worshipped animals and nature

the fact that the British ceded territories to the US without Native American consent

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Hale · Answer 1

The fact that the British ceded territory led to American expansion and more conflicts with the Native Americans.

Daniella Wells · Answer 2

The correct answer is D) the fact that the British ceded territories to the US without Native American consent.

The factor that contributed to warfare between the colonists and the Native Americans was the fact that the British ceded territories to the US without Native American consent.

Armed confrontations between Native American Indians and American colonists started since the very beginning of the arrival of the first Europeans to the Americas. The reasons were many and often. Basically, disputes of land. Native American Indians tried to defend their lands arguing that it belonged to them inherited by their ancestors. White Europeans colonists wanted the land to settled in and start a new life with new property and generate an income.