What contributed to the development of tensions between the Creek and Georgians in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries? A
The Creek opposed the institution of slavery, which Georgians considered an essential component of their economy
B
The Creek refused to engage in trade with Georgians, which resulted in shortages of necessary goods in the colony.
Georgians refused to allow the Creek to assimilate into their culture, causing the Creek to grow resentful of Georgians.
D
Georgians opposed the integration of the Creek into the plantation economy, leading to economic struggles for the Creek.