The gruesome relationship between the English and the Powhatans laid the foundation for all upcoming interactions between the two peoples. For example, the two wars were only the beginning of multiple altercations amongst the Natives and Europeans. The First Anglo-Powhatan War was caused by the arrival of Lord De La Warr from Europe, who implemented “Irish tactics”; His troops burned Indian shelters, stole supplies, burned cornfields, and pillaged through Indian villages. Finally, in 1614, the war ended, but the peace was short lasting because in 1622 the Natives attacked again out of fear of disease and loss of land. The constant fighting continued all over North America as the English colonies expanded; This pattern never ended because the
