Which of the following was a way that the English colonists acquired Indian territory?

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English colonists acquired Indian territory by signing treaties with Indian chiefs, although these treaties were often one-sided and unfair to the Indians. Marrying into Indian tribes was not a common method of acquiring territory and was not significant enough to be considered a major factor in colonization. Negotiating indenture contracts was a way to bring European servants to the colonies but did not involve the acquisition of Indian land. Regulating the Middle Passage refers to laws regulating the transportation of enslaved Africans across the Atlantic and does not pertain to Indian territory acquisition.

Which of the Following Was a Way That the English