16. Immediately after the American Revolution, Native Americans a. continued the struggle against Americans for another decade.
b. moved into British territory.
c. made a series of peace treaties with the new American government that kept the peace for a decade.
d. moved into the new Indian territory across the Mississippi River.

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hello answer is b i hope that helepd.