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In July 1778, a British-led faction of Loyalists and Iroquois Natives killed several hundred colonists while suffering few casualties in frontier towns of northeast Pennsylvania. Patriot forces got revenge in October 1778 by destroying the Iroquois village of Onoquaga. The following month, a British-led group of Loyalists and Iroquois launched an attack on a colonist village in central New York. Sullivan’s campaign resulted in the destruction of forty Iroquois towns, making many Iroquois refugees. American victory in the revolutionary war accelerated American settlement of Native American lands. Does this context support the argument that the American Revolution was virtuous? Explain plz

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Iroquois were an American tribe; and the King made the native so they rebuked on the colonialists any destroying loads of villages!
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