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Why was Pontiac´s Rebellion significant and how did it contribute to the causes of the American Revolution?

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Why was Pontiac´s Rebellion significant and how did it contribute to the causes of the American Revolution?

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Due to the expectation of colonists to pay the taxes that would contribute to maintaining and manning the borders of the Proclamation Line, it had created an assumption of bias among the colonists. Because the line had lead the colonists to believe the king had sided with the Indians. Overall, this was the reason that it had contributed to the causes of the American Revolution.

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What was the Point of Pontiac´s Rebellion and how did it contribute to tension between the British and Native Americans?

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What was the Point of Pontiac´s Rebellion and how did it contribute to tension between the British and Native Americans?

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For British colonists, the rebellion impacted their efforts to improve their relations with Ameridian leaders. The rebellion consisted of united coalition of Indian tribes to resist British rule in the Great Lakes region and Ohio Valley. Which had lead to an uprsing leading to Pontiacs Rebelleion of 1763.

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How did it influence the turning point within Native American and British regions?

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How did it influence the turning point within Native American and British regions?

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After the conclusion of the French and Indian War, the British began to tighten its control over the colonies. As a result, it closed down all colonial expansion westward as the British sought to relieve some of the tension between the Native Americans and the colonists. Which had then lead into the establishment of the lands west of the Appalachian mountains off-limits to colonists because of a Native American revolt which is known as the Proclamation line of 1763.