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Yes, some natives were killed by other natives, such as the Lenape and Wampanog.
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When did the natives started attacking the colonists?
It took some time for relations to get that bad, but the natives only attacked colonists after colonists attacked them.
What voyage was it that christopher Columbus was attacked by natives?
His first
Why didn't leif stay in America?
It was too far to trade with other Vikings, and his people were constantly being attacked by the natives.
What drove lief erikson out of vineland?
The colony was too far to trade with other Vikings. And his people were constantly being attacked by the natives.
What was Ferdinand Magellan's fate?
i am sure that he got attacked by some natives.
What did Balboa encounter?
Balboa got attacked by natives in the Isthmus of Panama in Columbia
Why didn't the Scandinavian seafarers settle in north America?
They were constantly being attacked by the natives.
Who won the battle of fallen timbers and why?
The Americans won against the native Americans because the natives attacked the forts around Michigan but in the end the natives signed the treaty of greenville
What were Vasco nunez de balboa's problems?
unfriendly natives tribes, it was an unknown territory, travel over land was difficult, and the natives were hard to defeat were all problems he faced.
Did the Aboriginals attack captain cook?
He was attacked and killed by the natives of Hawaii, 14th Feb. 1779Further information:James Cook was not attacked by the indigenous people of Australia (known as the Australian Aborigines) at any time. The killing by the Hawaiian natives was in response to his premature return to the islands. As the god they believed him to be, he was not supposed to return so soon, and when his crew had an altercation with the natives over a boat, Cook was killed.
Why were so many natives of this country killed?
Other natives wanted the land!
What type of relationship exited between the English and the native Americans living around Jamestown?
At first things were good, but King Philip and the natives soon tired of the English. The natives liked John Smith but when he returned to England, things did not go smoothly. As more English settlers came, the natives became more unhappy. The natives attacked in 1622.
