Step-by-step explanation:
Chief Pontiac is calling on Native Americans from neighboring tribes to join together and fight with the French against the British. He reminds them of the mistreatment of their people since British began to rule their areas and calls them to be a part of the treaty of brotherhood they have with the French king.
(Outcome)
On July 25, 1766, Pontiac and the British Superintendent of Indian Affairs negotiated an end to the war. Though the Native Americans were unable to kick the British out of the Great Lakes region, the uprising demonstrated the viability of pantribal cooperation in the struggle against European-American colonialism.