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Why did the colonists take land from the Native Americans?

They believed they were superior to the native peoples and had a right to take their land.

They tried to buy the land, but the Native Americans refused.

They thought the land was already owned by Britain; therefore, it was not the Native Americans' land in the first place.

They did not know it was the native peoples’ land because there were no deeds.

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Why did the colonists take land from the Native Americans?

Answer A Puritan minister in Boston justifies the colonists' acquiring Indian land for little to no payment. “The Indians made no use of it,” he asserts, “but for Hunting.” own Blood to drink, in lieu of what they had most barbarously shed of their Neighbours.