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What people in the American revolution starts with n?
Native Americans.
Which side did the most Native Americans support in the American Revolution?
the British
What impact did the American Revolution have on the Native Americans?
The American revolution was catastrophic to the Native American nations that were caught in the middle. They lost land, crops, and people as the two countries fought each other.
What groups was driven from much of its homeland both during and after the American Revolution?
Native Americans
Why are pumas so important to Native Americans?
The puma was important to the Native American tribes as an omen of evil.
Who did the US fight during the American Revolution?
Great Britain and the Loyalists and Native Americans that were allied with them
How did the American Revolution affect relations between white settlers and Native Americans?
New netherland
Who is involved in each side in the American revolution?
It was the 'americans' against the english, however most of the native people were helping the would be Americans
Why are sweat lodges important to Native Americans?
Sweat logdes are important to native american indian beaucause it cleans them spiritually
Did Benjamin Franklin helped the native Americans or the british?
Benjamin Franklin helped the native Americans during the American revolution. he helped them with getting together and fighting back at the British
Who helped the Americans during the Revolution?
the native americans.
Which describes the effect of the American Revolution on Native Americans?
The American Revolution had a profound and often detrimental effect on Native Americans. Many tribes were caught in the conflict, with some siding with the British in hopes of protecting their lands from American expansion, while others allied with the colonists. After the revolution, the new American government largely ignored Native American rights and land claims, leading to increased encroachment on their territories and subsequent loss of land. Ultimately, the war intensified the marginalization and displacement of many Native American communities.
