I wasn't going to speak out on this, but since there are Mormons and edgelords in this thread shitting it up with their masturbatory fantasies, and since some people seem to actually be taking it seriously, I suppose I have no choice.
We'll start at the beginning. The initial meetings between Indians and the British who came to the New World did not go very well. This is because the very first settlements were not actually "colonist" groups at all, but military outposts. Back then, what people wanted was a back route to China and the Far East. They didn't expect to see a landmass in the way, and once they found it, they assumed it was just a narrow strip of land. So the objective for the traders and merchants was to gain a military presence on the near edge, build roads to the other side, and make ports there so the route could be established.
To this end, the very first arrivals were not farmers, or herdsmen, or anything of the sort. They were mercenaries, primarily comprised of retired soldiers and ex-convicts.
This is important, because this explains something that is contradictory in the textbook story of pilgrims and indians. Namely, that a bunch of rural farmers could come over to America to start a new life in the New World, but somehow manage to completely forget how to grow anything or feed themselves at all.
The reason for this happening is because that first group, which the Pocahontas and Thanksgiving stories are based off of, were not farmers at all. They were military security. And they did not pack nearly enough supplies, because the higher ups actually believed the Spanish tall tales about a land of milk and honey, where the bottoms of rivers were mirrors from all the silver, and the native cities with streets paved out of gold.
So thanks to the stupidity, greed, incompetence, and oversight of (((British accountants))), the first contact between indians and the white man was reasonably civil (but not exactly nice) indians and starving mercenaries who were the Age of Sail equivalent of the Black Water Company.
Needless to say, it did not go over well. It's difficult to tell who actually attacked first. Considering the desperation of the mercenaries, and the fact that many of them were ex-cons, I'm inclined to give the indians a pass on this and say it was likely the settlers, especially since, by all accounts, they were to the stage of starvation of cooking boots, eating dogs, and contemplating turning to cannibalism.
Regardless of who shot first, shots were fired, and that caused a war. It didn't last long, and it didn't really destroy either side, but it soured relations irrevocably. By the time the actual pilgrims came over, with bibles and families and the tools to raise barns and build the New World, the damage had already been done.
So if you want to ask why the indians had beef with us, the answer would be British kike accountants. If they had handled the situation correctly, they would have sent the pilgrims first and followed afterwards with soldiers once farms and settlements had been established. But if there are two things you can always count on Jews to be, it's greedy and impatient.