How Did American Indians Respond to the Outbreak of the Revolutionary

question 64

Multiple Choice

How did American Indians respond to the outbreak of the Revolutionary War?

• A) They hoped at first to stay neutral before being forced to choose sides.
• B) Indians voted unanimously to join the British during the war.
• C) They convinced the rebels to give them a say in important decisions.
• D) They embraced the revolutionary cause from the onset of hostilities.

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