What was the result of George Rogers Clark's campaign? The Native Americans were less of a threat on the frontier. The British started thinking the Americans were a serious threat. The Native Americans sided with the Americans. The British realized they would lose the war.

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Kadyn Bowen

15 July, 18:48

What was the result of George Rogers Clark's campaign? The Native Americans were less of a threat on the frontier. The British started thinking the Americans were a serious threat. The Native Americans sided with the Americans. The British realized they would lose the war.

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Brooke Barnes · Answer 1

"Indian" and "American Indian" (since 1492) - When he landed in the Antilles, ... peoples he encountered there as "Indians" reflecting his purported belief that he had reached the Indian Ocean. The name stuck; for centuries the native people of the Americas were collectively.

Jacoby Arnold · Answer 2

What was the result of George Rogers Clark's campaign?

The Native Americans were less of a threat on the frontier.