The American revolutionary war affected Native Americans in many ways.
Some of the Native Americans supported the British during the American Revolution and most Americans dislike them because they sided with Britain
<h2>Further Explanation</h2>
Although most of the Native Americans tried to remain neutral during the war, they later resolved to join the British after they were attacked by American fighters.
Some of the Native American tribes that supported the British include Iroquois, Shawnee, Cherokee and Creek and those that supported the Americans include Potawatomi and Delaware.
The American Revolution negatively affected the Native Americans, they were not included in the peace talk and they lost most of their lands during the war.
Even after the war ended, some American fought against them because of the support they gave to the British during the War
The outcome of the war was not favorable to Native Americans tribes - they lost their power, culture, and influence.
The American Revolution was an independent war that took place between 1765 and 1783. It was a colonial revolt which involves the thirteen American colonies and Britain.
The thirteen American colonies defeated the British and went on to create the United States of America. Also, France assisted America during the revolutionary war
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- Native americans
- american revolution
- colonies
- britain
- france
