Lesson 17 of 84 · American Revolution
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During the American Revolution, Native Americans played important roles.
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During the American Revolution, Native Americans played important roles. Many Native American tribes chose sides, with some supporting the British and others supporting the American colonists. The reasons varied, but often it was about protecting their land and way of life. The Revolution changed the relationships between Native Americans and the new American government, leading to conflicts over land and resources after the war.
Key Facts
Some Native American tribes sided with the British because they wanted to keep their lands safe.
The Iroquois Confederacy was one of the main groups that tried to remain neutral during the war.
The Revolution led to new challenges for Native Americans as they faced increasing pressure from American settlers.
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1 of 2Which side did many Native Americans support during the American Revolution?
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Native Americans During the Revolution
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