Asked by Russell Leung on Jun 06, 2024
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As the British were tightening control on the colonists, their relationship with the Indians
A) Became more lenient.
B) Was aimed at finding a mutually acceptable solution to the problem of land expansion.
C) Deteriorated because the British tried to exert more control over western advancement.
D) Did not change because the British basically ignored the Indians.
Land Expansion
The process of a country or state increasing its territory through annexation, purchase, conquest, or exploration.
Western Advancement
The expansion and development of territories and communities in the western part of the United States, particularly during the 19th century.
Indians
Refers to the indigenous peoples of the Americas, also known as Native Americans, recognized for their diverse cultures, languages, and histories prior to European colonization.
- Examine the changing relationship between the British, the colonists, and Native Americans.
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Learning Objectives
- Examine the changing relationship between the British, the colonists, and Native Americans.
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