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Pontiac's Rebellion, 1763 | 1 of 3The fond sentiments expressed by Chief Pontiac of the Ottawa tribe toward the French were influenced by all of the following behaviors EXCEPTAThe French actively took on Native wives and participated in tribal culture.BFrench traders and soldiers inhabited the land in the same manner as the Indians did, nomadically and seasonally.CThe French brought Catholic missionary priests, "The Black Robes," to convert the tribes to Christianity.DThe French took the time to learn tribal languages and political structures before engaging in trade.
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