Pontiac promised Native Americans, "Ye could live as ye did live before knowing them—before those whom ye call your brothers had come upon your lands." How did this statement rally Native Americans to attack British forts in the Ohio country? A. The statement rallied Native Americans by urging them to ally with the French against the British.

B. Native Americans forced a new peace treaty and trade terms from the British.

C. The statement led Native Americans to settle wilderness west of the British colonies.

D. The statement encouraged the Native Americans to drive the British off the land.

One of the observations by someone who was present for roosevelt's speech was, "its clarity, logic, and sincerity struck us." quote one example from the text that you would describe as clear, logical, or sincere. explain the language in your chosen quote correctly, and tell why it can be considered clear, logical, or sincere.

Read a report of the paris medical faculty from 1348 about the plague. we can say that the main cause of this pestilence was and is the configuration of the heavens. in 1345, at 1: 00 in the afternoon of march 20th, there was a major conjunction of three planets in the constellation of aquarius. this conjunction, along with others like it and the eclipse caused a deadly corruption of the air around us. what is the most likely reason this document would be important to a historian’s study of the black death? a) it shows the importance of astronomy in medicine today. b) it shows how medicine once differed in paris and london. c) it shows how the plague’s cause was interpreted in the past. d) it shows the desperation to find a cause of the black death.

How did the discovery of gold impact american indian territory in the 1870s? a. war broke out among american indian groups when warring chiefs signed new treaties with the government. b. war broke out when white settlers pressured the government to take the land from american indians. c. war broke out when white settlers pressured the government to let american indians keep their land. d. war broke out when white settlers tried to buy land from warring american indian groups.