How did increased tobacco cultivation in Jamestown affect relations between the colonists and Native Americans?

The English considered the natives to be primitive and inferior. They tried to enslave them.

Explanation:

The french and the native had a mutual relationship. Rolfe reacted to customer demand by importing seed from west indies and cultivating the plant in Jamestown colony.

These tobacco seeds became the seeds of a huge economic empire. Growing tobacco spoils many people and leads to death. John Rolfe had the colony plant and harvested tobacco which became a cash crop was sold to Europe.

The Hard conditions of tobacco plantation leads to death and Virginia begin to mirror New England's society.