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Another reason was they could not harvest because of the many attacks from the Indians. The settlers could not make it own their own and traded with the Indians for corn. The Indians knew the settlers need them for food but were terrified of the settler's weapons...
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The Colony lost many people due to the lack of efforts to keep peace, starvation, and fighting. They were prideful men who took over land and destroyed villages. They came to become rich and did not find their riches. They could not harvest food and wanted to enslave the Indians to produce their food...
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