Why did the colonists in Pennsylvania have little fear of Native American attacks?

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The colonists lived in heavily populated towns so they could out number possible Native American invaders.

Tnj answered Apr 4, 2018

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Because they knew that they wanted revenge. They were afraid of raids and murders.

Chris Bloom answered Apr 10, 2018

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