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Because the British gave away land to the colonists which actually was not their land (it was the Indians' land)
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Many american colonist believed that british tax laws were unfair because-?
Native Americans Indians were exempt from the British tax laws
How many american indians lived north of mexico in the 1400s In what ways did American Indian groups differ?
As many as 80 million Indians lived north of mexico in the 1400s.
How did the colonies respond to new taxes?
Many of the British taxes mad the colonists angry. One tax that really made the colonist angry was the stamp act which put a tax on all paper goods such as newspapers. The taxes were a causing factor of the American Revolution.
Why did some colonists enslave American Indians and Africans?
Some colonists enslaved American Indians because they needed many workers to grow crops and mine gold and silver
What happened to the American Indians who lived in Ohio in the late 1700's?
they actually were ambushed many times by the american soldiers and many were killed.
Why were British treating Amercians unfairly?
The British enforced many taxes and laws on the American Colonies without any American representation. One of the most important was the "Tea Tax", which made many angry.
Who attempted to exterminate the American Indians?
While there were many groups of the time who were unfriendly to American Indians, Caucasians were attempting to exterminate American Indians. Many brutal acts were preformed on the Indians.
How were the Indians economically exploited by the British?
The Indians were exploited in many ways. The British put a tax on salt which is needed desprately in their climate.
Many american colonist believed that british tax laws were unfair because-?
Native Americans Indians were exempt from the British tax laws
Why did many Americans blame the British for Indian attacks on settlers?
Many historians believe Britain provoked the Indian attacks on America because the British saw Indians as valuable allies. The British military supported the Indians by offering armed resistance to the expansion of the American frontier to the west, in return of attacks on the Americans; and the British had plans of creating a large neutral Indian state which would be located across Ohio, Indiana and Michigan.
How many american indians lived north of mexico in the 1400s In what ways did American Indian groups differ?
As many as 80 million Indians lived north of mexico in the 1400s.
How many American Indians serve in the 111th Congress?
One
How many American Indians work in the IT fields in the US?
100
How did the revolution affected the native Americans?
They lost large amounts of land...because the Indians lived in the Midwest near the Ohio river valley which after the American Revolution, we Americans took over that land so therefore, the Native Americans had to adapt to their new enviroment.One of the reasons the war broke out in the first place was because the colonists wanted to expand their territory westward. This was American Indian territory, and the British were allied to American Indian tribes. Not wanting to anger the Indian tribes into cancelling their alliance with the British, the redcoats refused to allow the colonists to steal the land from the American Indians. This is why so many American Indians fought on the British side when war broke out; they saw the British as a people who were defending their land from the colonists.They ended up with an even worse deal than previously.
The Indians were fighting on the side of which country?
During World War I and World War II, Indians fought on the side of the British Empire. Many Indian soldiers served in the British Indian Army and British armed forces.
Why did the Sepoy revolt against Britain?
The foreign rule angered many Indians who wanted independence. The British had not treated the Indians as equals.
How did the Amritsar massacre change Indians?
It made many of them angry and want to kill the culprit. But some fought for their independence after the even.
