By the conclusion of the Revolutionary War, the balance of power in North America had shifted away from the - and toward white Americans. British power continued on in -, but the - were wholly absent as a regional force, so Native Americans could no longer negotiate between the great powers.

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Skye Cooper

15 August, 02:31

By the conclusion of the Revolutionary War, the balance of power in North America had shifted away from the - and toward white Americans. British power continued on in -, but the - were wholly absent as a regional force, so Native Americans could no longer negotiate between the great powers.

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By the conclusion of the Revolutionary War, the balance of power in North America had shifted away from the Native Americans and toward white Americans. British power continued on in Canada, but the French were wholly absent as a regional force, so Native Americans could no longer negotiate between the great powers.