How did the Puritans justify their invasion of the Native Americans' land in the seventeenth century?a. The Puritans interpreted epidemics that devastated Native American populations as a favorable sign from God.b. They pointed out that the Native Americans did not raise crops but remainedsimple hunter-gatherers who did not need the land for farming.c. The settlers claimed that the Native Americans must first be converted toChristianity before they had any right to the land.d. They insisted that the local Native Americans had never properly paid for the land in the first place.

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