Which of the following was the most important reason that Native American relations with English settlers differed from Native American relations with other groups of European settlers in the 1600s?
A) Larger numbers of English colonists settled on land taken from Native Americans.
B) English settlers were technologically more advanced than other European settlers.
C) Native Americans understood the English language better than other European languages.
D) English colonization along the Eastern Seaboard provided fewer opportunities for conflict between the two sides than did colonization in the interior.
A) Larger numbers of English colonists settled on land taken from Native Americans.
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