Lesson 49 of 84 · American Revolution
⭐ 30 XP🏰 History KeepNative Americans During the Revolution
During the American Revolution, many Native Americans faced tough choices.
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Then & Now
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During the American Revolution, many Native Americans faced tough choices. Some tribes chose to support the British because they believed that the British would help protect their lands from colonial expansion. Others sided with the Patriots, hoping that a new American government would respect their rights. This conflict created difficult situations for Native American communities, as they tried to navigate between two powerful forces.
Key Facts
Many Native Americans supported the British during the Revolution.
Some tribes hoped the new American government would respect their rights.
The Revolution led to conflicts and hard choices for Native American communities.
Timeline
The Civil War begins
The Civil War ends; slavery is abolished
The Transcontinental Railroad is completed
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Question 1
1 of 2Which side did many Native Americans support during the Revolution?
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