Question

Why was the Revolutionary War a problem for Native American tribes?

A. The American government punished them for helping the British.
B. The British took their allies with them back to England.
C. Their land was bought by the British settlement of Canada.
D. Many tribes allied themselves with the British.

Answer 1

Many tribes allied themselves with the British.

Step-by-step explanation:

Because the tribes allied with the British government, there were many negative consequences after the Americans won the war.

Answer 2

D is the correct answer, with A following quickly behind as a result of D.

The American colonists had a long and complicated history with the Native populations.

Colonists wanted more land and room to grow, and the Native populations obviously opposed that.

The British government tried to contain their colonists but to no avail.

During the war, many tribes fought against the colonists because they saw the colonists as their aggressors and the British as standing between the colonists and them.