Question

How were American Indians treated during the negotiations that formally ended the American Revolution?

Group of answer choices

Both allies of the British and allies of the United States were forced to give up their territory.

Both allies of the British and allies of the United States were allowed to keep their territory.

Allies of the British were allowed to keep their land, while allies of the United States lost their land.

Allies of the United States were allowed to keep their land, while allies of the British lost their land.

Answer 1

It's A

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer 2

Both allies of the British and allies of the United States were forced to give up their territory.

Step-by-step explanation:

The American Revolution, or US War of Independence, was a conflict between the 13 American colonies and Britain. The cause of the conflict concerns the way the British colonies wanted to be treated by the metropolis and the way they really were treated. From this divergence, therefore, came the war that would make these 13 colonies independent, which would form what we know today as the United States of America.

During this war, Native Americans were not set aside. Many of them fought alongside the British and others alongside the Americans, all with preoccupations with preserving the Indian community and their territories, however, with the end of the war, the Indian tribes lost their territories to the US regardless of who the tribe supported during The american revolution. Indigenous territories were forcibly removed from their tribes or removed through treaties that had a strong American bias.