-Why did many Indian nations ally with the British during the American Revolution?
A) They believed that they could defeat the British following a victory over the Americans.
B) The British had promised to cede territory within the thirteen colonies to them.
C) The British regarded them as equals, whereas the colonists did not.
D) They feared that a Patriot victory would mean westward expansion into their territory.

Question

-Why did many Indian nations ally with the British during the American Revolution?
A) They believed that they could defeat the British following a victory over the Americans. 
B) The British had promised to cede territory within the thirteen colonies to them. 
C) The British regarded them as equals, whereas the colonists did not. 
D) They feared that a Patriot victory would mean westward expansion into their territory.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Many Indian nations saw the British as a lesser threat compared to the American colonists, who were more directly involved in westward expansion into Native territories. They feared that an American victory would lead to further encroachment on their lands.

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