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Thousands of American Indians fought for Great Britain because the British had 1.restricted settlement on their land. 2.given them food supplies. 3.offered to free them after the war. 4.trapped furs for
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Thousands of American Indians fought for Great Britain because the British had

1.restricted settlement on their land.

2.given them food supplies.

3.offered to free them after the war.

4.trapped furs for them.

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