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What motivated Native American leader Tecumseh to unite Indian tribes to help the British in the War of 1812? A. He wanted to become a British citizen because of his wartime service. B. He wanted to build
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What motivated Native American leader Tecumseh to unite Indian tribes to help the British in the War of 1812? A. He wanted to become a British citizen because of his wartime service. B. He wanted to build his power and become chief of the Shawnee Indians. C. He wanted Native Americans to work together to defend their land. D. He wanted Native Americans to conquer white settlers in North America.

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it would be c i got it right

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It should be C, he wanted Native Americans to work together and defend their land! Hope this helps!!
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