Question

While most Indians wanted to stay out of the American Revolution, they entered the war to fight against the greatest

threat to their lives, their lands and their cultures. Who represented the greatest threat to the Indians?
The French
The British
The Canadians
The Americans

Answer 1

The Americans.

Step-by-step explanation:

While there may have been some tribes that joined the American cause, many of them joined the British cause, as Great Britain had promised them before that they would not allow for US settlers to move westward anymore. In turn, when war broke out, they asked those Native American tribes to join them in their cause of putting down the revolt. However, that is not to say that none helped the Americans, as there were tribes such as the Oneida and Tuscanora that helped the US in their war for independence. So essentially, it just depends on the tribes perspective, and at the end, which one garnered the lesser amount of support.

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