Economic Impact of War
The American Revolution led to a significant economic downturn, with asset values plummeting as trade routes were disrupted. During the war, the economy contracted by a third, marking it as one of the deepest depressions in U.S. history. Meanwhile, the British found it easier to ally with Native Americans due to their smaller population and the need for support against American expansion, positioning the British as a more favorable partner for indigenous peoples.In this clip
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