Question

Which of the following best describes the British position toward Native Americans after the Revolutionary War? A. The British offered to take the Native Americans to the safety of other British territories. B. Native Americans were given supplies to ease a retreat to the west, away from the new nation. C. The British abandoned their Native American allies and didn't give them protection in the Treaty of Paris. D. The British insisted on protections for the Native Americans in the writing of the Treaty of Paris.

Answer 1

The best answer is C) The British abandoned their Native American allies and didn't give them protection in the Treaty of Paris. 
As the War wrapped up and the relevant parties began to negotiate a peaceful settlement, no Native American tribe was invited to participate, despite large participation and, in many cases, few or no major defeats by these tribes. Britain basically bailed on its many Native American allies, and there was no mention of them in the Treaty of Paris. The result was the steady invasion of their land by the newly independent United States over the years that followed.