ILL GIVE BRAINLIEST HEL M Which of the following best explains how the US and British governments' relationships with Native Americans impacted the War of 1812?
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Britain supported the Native American tribes that were opposed to the United States expanding its borders westward, angering the US government. These tribes then joined the British forces in battle against the United States

Native American tribes were divided in terms of who they thought they should support in the war and decided that they would not become involved. They fought troops from each country that tried to cross into their land, but they chose no side

In exchange for jobs with the Union Pacific Railroad and the Central Pacific Railroad, Native American groups agreed to supply food to US troops and to fight off any British forces that attempted to take their land.

The US government agreed to no longer attempt to expand its borders to the west, in exchange for Native American tribes joining in the fight against the British. These additional troops proved very important to the war effort.

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