How did the Revolutionary War affect the relationship between settlers and Indians?

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The Revolutionary War greatly affected the relationship between settlers and Indians by forcing the Natives to "take sides" between the settlers and the British. Many chose to aline themselves with the British since the British offered them better post-war terms.

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