Before the war for independence was officially declared, most Indian tribes adopted what strategy toward the conflict between Br
itish and colonists?(A) They sided with the patriots.(B) They remained neutral.(C) They sided with whichever side they had stronger connections to before the conflict.(D) They sided with the British.
Before the war for independence was officially declared, most Indian tribes adopted the following strategy toward the conflict between British and colonists: they remained neutral.
Most Native American Indians considered that neutrality was the best approach to the conflict. Some tribes allied with the colonists and others with the British troops because they considered that helped them was the best way to protect their territories from the colonist's expansion. The British crown had protected some Indian territories with the Royal Proclamation of 1763, that prohibited colonial expansion beyond the Appalachian Mountains.
blimp jk it was a time in the Western US of droughts with no water and people were very poor because the farmers ran off of crops but there was a drought so all the crops died therefore no money for farmers(aka everyone)
Tribes such as the Algonquian, Cherokee, and Iroquois lived in the Eastern Woodlands - these woodlands are located between <span>the Atlantic Ocean and the Mississippi River</span>
