The American Indians who fought in the French and Indian War lost both land and power.
Explanation:
The reasons for American Indians to lose complete power and land are as follows:
- The American Indians who fought in the French and Indian War got support from French forces who were trying to establish their own power on the land and the natives as colonialists themselves. This made some of the American Indians shift their loyalty.
- The fight with the British also called for the natives to pitch in all they had in terms of finances and people and that caused the American Indians to lose a lot.
- The land that the British had kept for the natives were taken by other colonialists which basically made the American Indians landless and vagabonds.
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