Washington saw the Native Americans as a threat not only because of their conflicts with white settlers but also because A. the
British viewed them as a tool for reigniting war. B. the French could use them as potential allies. C. they had created a strong central government of their own. D. they had stated their intention to overthrow the government.
A. the British viewed them as a tool for reigniting war.
Explanation:
Most Native Americans east of the Mississippi River were affected by the war. Most of them did not know how to enter the war.
13,000 have become involved in the conflict on the British side.
The British lacked a regular army after the surrender of General Burgoyne at Saratoga and the severe pain with the recruitment of the Indians.
The British supported their Native American friends with all kinds of weapons and advised them on military raids against the civilian population especially in New York, Kentucky and Pennsylvania.
