Cultural Differences: Cultural differences refer to distinct beliefs, customs, practices, and values held by different groups. These differences often contribute to misunderstandings and conflicts between settlers and Native Americans.
Land Disputes: Land disputes are conflicts over ownership, use, or control of land. In Virginia, settlers' encroachment on Native American territories led to tensions and confrontations.
Resource Scarcity: Resource scarcity refers to a lack of essential resources such as food, water, or shelter. Competition over limited resources played a significant role in fueling conflicts between settlers and Native Americans in Virginia.