Relationships Between Americans and Indians During the War Were Increasingly

question 39

Multiple Choice

Relationships between Americans and Indians during the war were increasingly characterized by

• A) violent anti-Indian campaigns.
• B) cooperation in fighting the British.
• C) mutual respect forged through difficult battles.
• D) cooperation because the Indians allied with the French.

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