In many cases, the acquisition of land from the Indians, especially in North America,
A)was accomplished by peaceful negotiations.
B)had no effect on proprietors who had title to adjoining land grants.
C)gave the British monarchy cheap ways to reward patronage and pay debts.
D)did not influence religious settlement.

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The acquisition of land from the Indians often provided the British monarchy with a means to reward patronage and settle debts by granting land to loyal subjects, thus making it a cost-effective strategy.

In Many Cases, the Acquisition of Land from the Indians