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What was the role of the Iroquois Confederacy in the French and Indian War? A-It sided with Britain because France was allied with its rivals, the Algonquian Indians. B-It fought the British because British
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What was the role of the Iroquois Confederacy in the French and Indian War?

A-It sided with Britain because France was allied with its rivals, the Algonquian Indians.
B-It fought the British because British colonists were moving into its lands.
C-It formed an American Indian alliance against all Europeans because it saw them as a threat
D-It remained neutral because it did not want conflict with Europeans or Indians.

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Answer:I'm pretty sure it's A

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