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Why was there hostility (unfriendliness) between Europeans and Eastern woodland Indians?
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Why was there hostility (unfriendliness) between Europeans and Eastern woodland Indians?

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I think there was hostility because the Europeans were invading the Eastern Indians' land and the Europeans wanted to claim it as their own.

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Don't really have one but I hope this helped!!

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