During Pontiac's Rebellion the Native Americans
A) failed to unify different tribes and mostly turned on one another.
B) captured and maintained control of Philadelphia.
C) ceded portions of Maryland to France.
D) initially managed to conquer most of the British forts on the frontier.
E) called on Spain to cede Texas to Britain

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During Pontiac's Rebellion, the Native Americans initially managed to conquer most of the British forts on the frontier. While there were some instances of unity among different tribes, particularly in the Great Lakes region, overall the rebellion was not a cohesive movement and many tribes turned on each other. Philadelphia was not captured by Native Americans during the rebellion, and there is no record of Native Americans ceding portions of Maryland to France or calling on Spain to cede Texas to Britain.