Squatters were
A) ?traders who engaged in commerce with native groups without governmental permission to do so.
B) ?Indians who traded outside diplomatically-established trade networks.
C) ?merchants who concentrated their commercial efforts in the Caribbean.
D) people who lived on land without legal or customary claim to it.
E) ?people who charged natives unfair prices for trade goods.
D
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