The signing of the Treaties of Hard Labor and Fort Stanwix symbolized the:
A) new era of peaceful coexistence between the British and Ohio Valley Indians.
B) inability of Ohio Valley tribes to continue their resistance to British expansion westward.
C) British effort to halt white settlement in the Ohio River Valley.
D) success of Indian resistance to British expansion into Indian country.
Answer: B
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