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3. Which of these is not a reason why the colonists had such trouble with
the Tuscarora attacks? *
A. They had no emergency rations.
B. They had no trained militia.
C. They had no extra ammunition.
D. They had no fortified places for safety.

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Answer: C. They had no extra ammunition

Explanation:

The colonists, who had not anticipated bloodshed, were low on supplies and ammunition. Moreover, they were left with no time to retaliate: a small band of Tuscarora would approach each isolated plantation in their everyday manner, then attack without warning.

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