How did the revolutionary war affect the relationship between settlers and indians? it increased the fighting between settlers and indians, leading the settlers to claim more native american lands. it decreased the fighting between settlers and indians, because the settlers were fighting the british. most settlers sided with the british who had promised to fight the native americans. most indians sided with the settlers, who had promised to keep the colonists in the east.

The correct answer is A) It increased the fighting between settlers and Indians, leading the settlers to claim more Native American lands.

The Revolutionary War affected the relationship between settlers and Indians in that it increased the fighting between settlers and Indians, leading the settlers to claim more Native American lands.

The Revolutionary War affected the Native American Indians in North America. Wanted or not, many of them had to take sides. Some supported the colonists in exchange for the promise to respect their lands. Others supported the British in exchange to gain lands settled by the American colonists. One way or the other, the American Revolution affected the relationships between American colonists and American Indians in that the settlers claimed more Native American lands and this did not like to the tribes because they always considered that those lands belonged to them since their ancestors times.

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