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Fort Necessity was built by George Washington. He saw the French and their fort, Fort Duquesne. George Washington was forced to surrender.
Second Bull Run
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It was called Fort Necessity. Washington was soon forced to surrender it to the French.
It was set off by the killing of a French officer (Colonel Jumonville) and his men on May 28, 1754 by tribes allied to the English. The Indians accompanied some troops from the Virginia militia (commanded by a young George Washington) who had been sent to protect the English building a fort at the Forks of the Ohio. The French had forced the British to leave and had built their own fort, Fort Duquesne. After the French learned of Jumonville's fate, Washington's force was then attacked by French troops under Jumonville's brother. The battle occurred on July 9, 1754 at a hastily erected encampment called Fort Necessity, and Washington was forced to surrender and withdraw. The conflict escalated after more British and colonial forces were sent into the Ohio Valley.
Taiwan.
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Bunker Hill.
The British Army forced George Washington's Continental Army to retreat after the British had attacked them, both head-on and in their flank. Without loss of any materiel or a single life, Washington ordered the army to retreat to Manhattan. Shortly after, they were driven out of New York in total, forcing them into New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
Bunker Hill.