Pontiac's rebellion resulted most directly from tensions between English colonists and Native Americans over land.
Answer: Option B
<u>Explanation:</u>
Pontiac's War ( Pontiac's Conspiracy or Rebellion) started by the native Indian-American tribes against the British. Pontiac was the leader of this rebellion who brought numerous tribes together to fight for their land.
As the French-Indian war resulted in success for the British in turn they captured all east lands of Mississippi and French Canada. The tribe people completely not satisfied with the British colonies. As the French were friendly to the tribe by gifting the leaders of the tribe with gun powder, clothing, etc.
This created a great alliance between the french and the native tribes. But the British stopped providing them gifts. Also, they let their traders trade rum and other materials like fishing tools, blankets, etc. That led them to follow a different lifestyle which is not their traditions.
