The primary source of conflict refers to the main reason or issue that caused tension and clashes between settlers and Native Americans in Virginia during colonization. It encompasses the root cause of disagreements, disputes, or hostilities.
Related terms
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.