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4 What was the underlying cause for the wars between the colonists and the Powhatan between 1622 and 1670? A The colonists killed a powerful Powhatan leader. B The colonists suffered from a shortage of
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4 What was the underlying cause for the wars

between the colonists and the Powhatan
between 1622 and 1670?
A The colonists killed a powerful Powhatan
leader.
B The colonists suffered from a shortage of food.
C The Powhatan kidnapped several colonists.
D Both groups laid claim to the same land.

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d

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User Drubin
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Answer:

d

Step-by-step explanation:

The colonist had come and taken the Powhatan land and were pushing them out of their own home.

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