Final answer:
The Native Americans were allies of both France and Britain in the French and Indian War. During the French and Indian War, the Huron tribes allied with France, the Iroquois Confederacy allied with Great Britain, and the colonists also allied with Great Britain.
Step-by-step explanation:
The word or phrase that best completes each sentence in the given question depends on the context of the sentence. In the context of the French and Indian War, the Native Americans were allies of both France and Britain. So, the answers for the sentences are:
- The Native Americans v allied with France during the French and Indian War.
- The Native Americans v allied with Great Britain during the French and Indian War.
- The colonists allied with *Native Americans* v during the war.
It is important to note that the alliances in the French and Indian War were complex and varied among different native tribes depending on their historical relationships with European powers.
During the French and Indian War, the Huron tribes allied with France, the Iroquois Confederacy allied with Great Britain, and the colonists also allied with Great Britain.
The French and Indian War saw various alliances between colonial powers and Native American tribes. Complete the sentences as follows: i) The Huron tribes allied with France during the French and Indian War. ii) The Iroquois Confederacy allied with Great Britain during the French and Indian War. iii) The colonists allied with Great Britain during the war. These alliances reflected the complex geopolitical dynamics of the time, including efforts for regional control, economic interests, particularly in the fur trade, and the global Seven Years' War.