Place the events in order. 1. Angered by the terms of the treaty, a Native American chief named Pontiac...

Place the events in order.
1. Angered by the terms of the treaty, a Native American chief named Pontiac delivers a speech urging Native Americans to unite and fight to protect their lands and way of life.
2. The British response stops the attacks but at a significant cost. To maintain peace, the British consider limiting colonial settlement west of the Appalachian Mountains.
3. The British launch military expeditions to suppress the attacks and protect colonial settlements.
4. The speech inspires a series of attacks on British forts and settlements across the Ohio River Valley. Native American groups capture several British outposts, including Fort Sandusky and Fort Michilimackinac.
5. The Treaty of Paris gives Britain control of the territory east of the Mississippi River, home to many Native American groups.