Pontiac's Rebellion was in response to
A) French attacks on Native American villages in the west.
B) Spanish insistence that Native Americans only trade with them.
C) shock that Native American lands in the west were ceded to the British.
D) Dutch atrocities committed in New York.
E) a flood of cheap British trade goods into Native American territory.

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Pontiac's Rebellion (1763-1766) was a reaction primarily to the British gaining control of French territories in North America following the Seven Years' War (French and Indian War). Native Americans were alarmed by the British victory and the subsequent cession of their lands to the British, leading to a coordinated uprising against British forts and settlements in the region.

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