What Measures Did the British Deem Essential After Pontiac´s Rebellion

question 9

Multiple Choice

What measures did the British deem essential after Pontiac´s rebellion?

• A) Stabilizing the Indian-white border to prevent another eruption
• B) Letting the colonists determine their own Indian policies
• C) Removing all troops stationed in the colonies and letting the colonists fend for themselves
• D) Enlisting the aid of Québec's French settlers to halt the Indian menace
• E) Encouraging Daniel Boone and his fellow pioneers in the Kentucky-Tennessee country to strengthen British alliances with southern tribes.

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