What reasons did war break out between Britain and France in North America?

Answer 1

Britain and France had been competing for wealth for centuries. By 1700 they were two of the strongest powers in Europe. Their long rivalry aroused bitter feelings betwen British and French colonists in North America

Also, in America, in the 1700s, both France and Britain wanted to claim the Ohio River Valley.
They both fought over the Ohio River Valley

Answer 2

Especially in the 1700s, tensions ran high and also escalated into war between Great Britain and France over North America mostly because of economic reasons. Intent on profiting from the vast resources to be found throughout the continent, the two nations sharply contested each other for control of ports, waterways, trading rights with Natives, and so on, with an eye on increasing their economic gain.

Answer 3

I caused the British to fight with the french because they got mad at me because i didnt make enough chicken for them to share. So the british went around on flying donkeys and ate my steak insted while the french sat down taking a poo and stunk up the whole town of tucantire.

Answer 4

• because i hate my life and didnt get in gt

Answer 5

France and Britain faught ove the Ohio River Valley, They faught for a long

time.

Answer 6

colonial war

Answer 7

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