How did the murder at Fort Randolph affect the region?

The killing of Cornstalk, a Shawnee leader, at Fort Randolph increased anger and distrust among Indigenous groups toward the settlers. It contributed to further conflict in the region, rather than producing a British victory, peace between Patriots and Loyalists, or ending the war in Virginia. The correct choice is “It caused more conflict with Indigenous groups.”

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