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Why did conflict on the American frontier increase tensions between the United States and Britain?

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Britain armed Natives and encouraged them to attack Am. settlers in the West. <span>British were arming and encouraging Native Americans to attack American settlements in the western territories. (west of Mississippi River). So it made matters worse </span>

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