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Native Americans attacked British colonies primarily due to encroachment on their lands and resources as settlers expanded westward. The colonists' expansion threatened their traditional territories, hunting grounds, and way of life. Additionally, alliances with rival tribes and European powers often motivated these attacks as tribes sought to resist colonization and maintain their sovereignty. Ultimately, these conflicts were rooted in a struggle for land, resources, and cultural survival.
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What are some crops that native Americans introduced to British colonies?
Corn
Why were the British troops stationed in the British colonies after 1763?
To keep peace between the colonists and the Native Americans.
What did Americans conclude after Tecumesh and other native Americans fled to british- held Canada?
After Tecumseh and other Native Americans fled to British-held Canada, many Americans concluded that the British were actively supporting Native American resistance against American expansion. This perception fueled anti-British sentiment and intensified calls for war, contributing to the outbreak of the War of 1812. Americans believed that the British were inciting Native American tribes to attack frontier settlements, thereby threatening their security and territorial ambitions.
Why did the native Americans attack Ferdinand Magellan?
Native Americans did not kill him. He was in the Philippines..
Did more native Americans fight for british or Americans?
they fighted for british
What did the native Americans give British colonies?
tabacco/ furs.
What are some crops that native Americans introduced to British colonies?
Corn
Who wanted to maintain peace between the colonies and native Americans?
the british
Why were the British troops stationed in the British colonies after 1763?
To keep peace between the colonists and the Native Americans.
Why were British soldiers stationed in the colonies after 1763?
to keep peace between the colonists and Native Americans
What comparisons can you make between the way the Portuguese treated the Native Americans of Brazil and the way the British treated the Native Americans of the 13 colonies?
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How did frontier with native Americans intensify Americans' anti British feelings?
because the British sided with the native Americans
How did the French and the British colonies in Canada differ from the Spanish colonies in Mexico and South America?
The biggest differences is in how the three treated the Native Americans. The French treated Native Americans with more respect and many French lived with the natives. They traded with them and had good relationships. The British thought of the Native Americans as a problem from the start and felt that they should leave the land to the British. They did their best to kill them or drive them out of their native areas. The Spanish were even worse. They enslaved the Native Americans that they encountered. The missions they set up still have the mass graves of the Natives that worked on the missions grounds.
What did Americans conclude after Tecumesh and other native Americans fled to british- held Canada?
After Tecumseh and other Native Americans fled to British-held Canada, many Americans concluded that the British were actively supporting Native American resistance against American expansion. This perception fueled anti-British sentiment and intensified calls for war, contributing to the outbreak of the War of 1812. Americans believed that the British were inciting Native American tribes to attack frontier settlements, thereby threatening their security and territorial ambitions.
Why did the native Americans attack Ferdinand Magellan?
Native Americans did not kill him. He was in the Philippines..
How did frontier battles Native Americans intensify Americans anti British feelings?
because the British sided with the native Americans
How did frontier battles with native Americans intensify Americans anti-British feelings?
because the British sided with the native Americans
