When fighting broke out between French and British colonists, many Native American groups felt compelled to...

When fighting broke out between French and British colonists, many Native American groups felt compelled to choose sides. When deciding who to support, Native American groups generally considered two main goals: maintaining control of their lands, and continuing to benefit from trade with Europeans.
Decide whether each of the following Native American groups supported the British or the French during the war.
Supported the British | Supported the French
The Ottawa considered French colonies less of a threat than the more populous British colonies.
The Shawnee regularly supplied fur to French traders in exchange for tools and weapons.
The Iroquois had treaties with the British and had been trading with them for many years.
The Catawba frequently fought against Native American groups that were allied with the French.