Question

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what role did the iroquois play in helping to end the french and indian war?
they helped the british troops seize quebec and win the war.
they joined forces with the shawnee and the delaware to defeat the europeans.
they invited the french and the british to the albany conference to negotiate a peace treaty
they convinced the shawnee and the delaware to end their attacks on the british, making victory easier for the british.
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Explanation:

The Iroquois Confederacy had a complex relationship with the British during the French - and - Indian War. They did not directly help seize Quebec. They did not join with the Shawnee and Delaware against the Europeans as they had different interests. The Albany Congress was mainly a British - organized event for colonial unity, not an Iroquois - invited peace negotiation. However, the Iroquois did convince the Shawnee and Delaware to end some attacks on the British, which made it easier for the British to achieve victory.

Answer:

They convinced the Shawnee and the Delaware to end their attacks on the British, making victory easier for the British.