Question

What hardened colonists’ attitudes toward local American Indians in Virginia during the early 1600s? the massacre of Jamestown colonists the encroachment of local tribes onto settlers’ land the destruction of soil due to sugar crops the enslavement of American Indians by plantation owners

Answer 1

Answer:

the massacre of Jamestown colonists

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Answer 2

The massacre of Jamestown colonists hardened colonist attitudes towards local American Indians in Virginia.

After the Jamestown colony was established, the English settlers were initially at peace with the Powhatan Indians but this all changed very suddenly when the Powhatan thought the English wanted their land.

The Powhatan attacked under the guise of trade and in a coordinated attack, killed hundreds of English colonists. This hardened the English against the Natives and they:

• Poisoned the Indians with wine during a peace meeting
• Attacked and burnt Powhatan villages
• Took over the entire area

The massacre at Jamestown can therefore conclusively be said to be what hardened the attitudes of the colonists against the Natives.

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