In North America, how did Native Americans participate in European colonial wars between Britain and France?

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Diverse Native Americans battled for both the French and the British. There are a wide range of stories of threats between early American pilgrims and the Native individuals who were at that point there. In any case, these dangers did not happen with each European gathering who came. The French are an outstanding special case to this, and truth be told, delighted in superb relations with the Natives practically from the earliest starting point.

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