THE NATIVE LEADER WHOSE HEAD WAS DISPLAYED FOR DECADES
Those possibilities help explain why the English response became increasingly desperate.
Colonial governments expanded military operations.
They recruited more soldiers.
They relied heavily on Native allies.
They offered rewards for captured or surrendered Native people.
They increasingly treated resistance as a threat that had to be eliminated rather than negotiated.
The war became more destructive as both sides lost faith in the possibility of compromise.
PART NINE — THE PRICE OF SURVIVAL
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