Which best describes the relationship between colonists and american indians in the early days of the georgia colony? the relationship was good due to the policies of james oglethorpe. the relationship was poor due to the policies of john smith. the relationship was strained due to the tuscarora war. the relationship was good due to the yamasee war.

The relationship was good due to the policies of James Oglethorpe, is the correct answer.

Explanation:

The colony of Georgia was established by James Oglethorpe. He was a philanthropist and English general. He persuaded king James Second to sign the charter for establishing the colony of Georgia in 1732. The colony was established with no slavery and little landholding. Slavery was prohibited in the new colony. Oglethorpe had plans to form a colony of prisoner but the plan changed and it was decided to form a colony of skilled persons.  

The colonists in Georgia had good relationship with the native americans. Oglethorpe befriended chief Tomochichi who was head of Yamacraw tribe and negotiated with the tribe to move their village up river so that he could have land for the forts.

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