Question

( I'll give Brainiest) What prevented Tecumseh from uniting Native Americans east of the Mississippi river in his fight against the expansion of white settlement?
A. Tecumseh's lack of funds to support his military goals.
B. The dependence on white manufactured goods and customs by those eastern Native American groups.
C. The existing rivalries among the different Native American nations in the region.
D. Tecumseh's disregard for the alliances between white settlers and those Native american groups.

Answer 1

The correct anwser would be c

Answer 2

C. The existing rivalries among the different Native American nations in the region.

During the early 1800s, Tecumseh, a leader of the Shawnee, tried to unite American Indian tribes west of the Appalachian Mountains into a confederation. Tecumseh considered that the land did not belong to a particular tribe. In reality, no one can be granted the land except for the Master of Life, the Shawnees' chief god.

Tecumseh thought that the only way that American Indians could gave back the land to the Americans if every tribe consented to it. Tecumseh desired to force the Americans to deal with all of the societies in harmony. Many American Indians denied to surrender their lands and end their alliances with the Americans. The Anglo-American immigrants also considerably outnumbered the American Indians and had higher admittance to firearms and ammunition.