What hardened colonists’ attitudes toward local american indians in virginia during the early 1600s?
a- the massacre of jamestown colonists
b- the encroachment of local tribes onto settlers’ land
c- the destruction of soil due to sugar crops
d- the enslavement of american indians by plantation owners

A- the massacre of Jamestown colonists

Explanation:

We can affirm that the jamestown massacre modified the attitudes of the settlers. This massacre occurred in the year 1622 in the Colony of Virginia, and is well remembered since it happened on a Good Friday and 347 people died in the attack. The Native Americans killed men, women children, destroyed homes and burned much of the food they owned.

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