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Why did the Iroquois at Albany refuse to make an alliance against the French?

They expected the French to defeat the British in a war.

They expected France to give up its land in North America.

They did not believe France and Britain would go to war.

They trusted France more than Britain.

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"They trusted France more than Britain" would be the best option as to why the Iroquois at Albany refused to make an alliance against the French, since the French had, in general, had much better relations with the Natives than the British had.

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The correct answer is A) They expected the French to defeat the British in a war.

The Iroquois at Albany refused to make an alliance against the French because they expected the French to defeat the British in a war.

We are talking about the French and Indian War of 1754 that confronted the French troops with the British troops for territorial disputes in the North American territories. The French were more friendly that the English colonists so French troops had a decent relationship with the Iroquois, who expected the French to win the war. In the end, the British won the war with a decisive victory in the region of Quebec.

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