What was an effect of the French and Indian War on early Indiana?

Question

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Responses

The French won the war, pushing the British off the land.
The French won the war, pushing the British off the land.

The French lost the war, and the British didn’t honor Native American land claims.
The French lost the war, and the British didn’t honor Native American land claims.

The British won the war and established peaceful relations with Native Americans.
The British won the war and established peaceful relations with Native Americans.

The British lost the war, and alliances with Native Americans fell apart.
The British lost the war, and alliances with Native Americans fell apart.

Answer 1

The correct response is: The French lost the war, and the British didn’t honor Native American land claims.

After the French and Indian War, which concluded in 1763, the British gained control over much of the territory that previously belonged to the French, including areas that would later become Indiana. However, the British often disregarded Native American land claims and treaties, leading to conflicts and resentment among Native tribes.