When you describe the causes of the Second Cherokee War in South Carolina, what do you find is one cause?(1 point)

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The Cherokee and the British had an unequal trade relationship.
The Cherokee and the British had an unequal trade relationship.

The French viewed the Cherokee as backward and unsophisticated.
The French viewed the Cherokee as backward and unsophisticated.

The Cherokee obtained more land from British colonists.
The Cherokee obtained more land from British colonists.

The British depended on Cherokee finished goods.
The British depended on Cherokee finished goods.

Answer 1

One cause of the Second Cherokee War in South Carolina is that the Cherokee and the British had an unequal trade relationship. This imbalance often led to tensions and conflicts over trade practices and resource allocation.