Mar IXL IXL Causes of the Americar ixl.com After fighting broke out between French and British colonists in 1754, many Native American groups chose sides. The chart below gives some descriptions of Native American groups involved in the conflict. Use the descriptions to decide whether the group would have supported the British or the French. Hurons: This group lived in the northern part of the Ohio River Valley and often traded with the French. Supported the British Supported the French Iroquois: This powerful group of several tribes had been trading with the British for many years. O О Lenape: By 1750, this group had been losing land to British settlers for nearly 70 years. Ottawa: This group considered New France less of a threat than the more populous Thirteen Colonies. O

Mar IXL IXL Causes of the Americar ixl.com After fighting broke out between French and British colonists in 1754, many Native American groups chose sides. The chart below gives some descriptions of Native American groups involved in the conflict. Use the descriptions to decide whether the group would have supported the British or the French. Hurons: This group lived in the northern part of the Ohio River Valley and often traded with the French. Supported the British Supported the French Iroquois: This powerful group of several tribes had been trading with the British for many years. O О Lenape: By 1750, this group had been losing land to British settlers for nearly 70 years. Ottawa: This group considered New France less of a threat than the more populous Thirteen Colonies. O