[The war] is a family struggle between us and Old England. [We request] you not join on either side since you Indians are not concerned in it. —Second Continental Congress, 1775 This is a quote spoken at the Second Continental Congress in regard to the American Revolution. Why would the colonists have most likely spoken these words?

Probably to get men to join their army, known as the minute men.

Explanation:

The colonists didn't have a big army like England. They didn't stand a good chance against a trained army. They needed as much men as possible. As well as people to train them.

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