Conventional teaching of the history of the American Revolution is framed in terms of a binary conflict: the colonists versus the British Empire. More subtle discussions of the Revolution include the analysis of the war in light of the longstanding animosities between the British and the French. A more refined understanding of this period of history involves the realization that many of the participants in conflicts and in society were neither British, nor French, nor colonists. The native indigenous peoples of North America had many roles to play in the story of the Revolution. This session will explore those roles and stories.
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