Why did warfare between colonist and American Indians during the 17th century generally a sense of superiority among the colonists? a)they we’re proud of their own success despite American American Indians

Why did warfare between colonist and American Indians during the 17th century generally a sense of superiority among the colonists?

a)they we’re proud of their own success despite American American Indians having more sophisticated weapons
b) they considered the American Indian style of fighting to be not just an ethical but also savage
c) they saw their lack of any losses as proof that they were destined to control the land
d) they believed that the American Indians ‘use of the colonist’ weapons was a sign of intelligence

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