What eventually led to conflicts between settlers and american indians in virginia? farmers destroying the soil with tobacco crops farmers moving onto land close to the coast indentured servants encroaching on settlers’ land colonial traders charging too much for tobacco

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Farmers destroying the soil with tobacco crops.

The uncultivated Virginia soil was apparently too rich for traditional European crops such as barley, so the used tobacco to break down the fields and make food crops more productive, This process exhausted the minerals and nutrients in the soil. Virginian settlers tried unsuccessfully to enslave enough Native Americans to provide cheap labor.