Question

as the carolina colony grew, settlers pushed into more native american land. this expansion led to conflict between native american groups and settlers. one of the bloodiest conflicts was the yamasee war (1715 - 1717). the yamasee war involved many different native groups. some of these groups fought with the carolinian colonists, and others fought against the carolinians. the following perspectives were common among native american groups during the war. sort each perspective based on whether a group with that perspective would likely fight for or against the carolinians. lets join the carolinians so that we can fight against our common enemies. the carolinian traders are unfair and need to be pushed out of our territory. we need to stay friendly with the carolinians so we can keep trading for supplies. we need to force the carolinians to stop enslaving us. fought for the carolinians fought against the carolinians

Explanation:

The first and third statements express a desire to cooperate with the Carolinians, indicating they would fight for them. The second and fourth statements express negative feelings towards the Carolinians and a desire to expel or resist them, indicating they would fight against them.

Answer:

Fought for the Carolinians: Let's join the Carolinians so that we can fight against our common enemies.; We need to stay friendly with the Carolinians so we can keep trading for supplies.
Fought against the Carolinians: The Carolinian traders are unfair and need to be pushed out of our territory.; We need to force the Carolinians to stop enslaving us.