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Indigenous people fought the British in order to receive voting rights and greater privileges in the British colonies.
Indigenous people fought the British in order to receive voting rights and greater privileges in the British colonies.
Indigenous people fought the British to defend their territory and sovereignty.
Indigenous people fought the British to defend their territory and sovereignty.
Indigenous people fought the French as part of their alliance with the British.
Indigenous people fought the French as part of their alliance with the British.
Indigenous people fought each other for greater rights to the Great Lakes region.
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The response that best explains the causes of Pontiac’s Rebellion is:
Indigenous people fought the British to defend their territory and sovereignty.
Pontiac's Rebellion, which occurred in 1763, was primarily a conflict arising from Indigenous peoples' dissatisfaction with British policies and encroachments on their lands following the French and Indian War. The Indigenous coalition sought to resist colonial expansion and defend their territories and way of life.
