What was Tecumseh’s role in the War of 1812?
A.
He withdrew his large band to the west side of the Mississippi to escape from the British.
B.
He showed the British where the American settlers’ camps were located.
C.
He joined forces with the British in hopes of pushing American settlers away from tribal lands.
D.
He joined the American Army in hopes of gaining favor with the settlers.
A.
He withdrew his large band to the west side of the Mississippi to escape from the British.
B.
He showed the British where the American settlers’ camps were located.
C.
He joined forces with the British in hopes of pushing American settlers away from tribal lands.
D.
He joined the American Army in hopes of gaining favor with the settlers.
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Answer:
C. He joined forces with the British in hopes of pushing American settlers away from tribal lands.
Tecumseh, a prominent Shawnee leader, allied with the British during the War of 1812 in an effort to resist American expansion into Native American territories and protect tribal lands from further encroachment by American settlers. This alliance aimed to advance the interests of indigenous peoples against American expansionism.
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