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A war broke out between native Americans and the British force in Detroit
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When did the Pontiac's war begin?
Pontiac's War began around May of 1763. Also for you, it ended around 1766.
Who won Pontiac's war?
The British
Where did Pontiac's rebellion take place?
Pontiac's War, also known at Pontiac's Rebellion, took place in the Great Lakes region of North America. The war was between Great Britain and many Native American Indian tribes.
Who was the organizer of 1763 native American attacks on forts?
Pontiac, a war leader of the Ottawa tribe
Who was the ottawa chief that went to war with the colonies?
Pontiac
Where is the Livingston County War Museum in Pontiac Illinois located?
The address of the Livingston County War Museum is: Po Box 497, Pontiac, IL 61764-0497
Who worked with Pontiac the Ottawa Chief?
Pontiac worked with Sir William Johnson to enlist peace to end Pontiac's War. Johnson was the British Superintendent of Indian Affairs.
What did parliament issue that was a result for pontiac's war?
Proclamation of 1763
What was Pontiac 's war?
A war broke out between native Americans and the British force in Detroit
What did native Americans west of the Appalachian Mountains do After the French and Indian War?
Some engaged in Pontiac's War (Pontiac's Rebellion 1763-1764) and destroyed British forts in the Ohio Valley.
What made Chief Pontiac special?
Pontiac was arguably the most successful war chief of the ottawas, leading the people into war against the European invaders. He was also known as a brilliant orator.
What war did Chief Pontiac fight in?
He led Pontiac's Rebellion in the French and Indian War to keep the colonists from settling in the Ohio River Valley. This led to Britain establishing the Proclamation of 1763.
