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What was religion of England at the time of the french and Indian war?
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Why is King George III is important?
King George III wa simportant for many reasons. In the Revolutionary war he was important because America was fighting against the British, and he was ruling over england at the time. He was important during the French and Indian war because he was king over England during that time, and England was fighting the French in that war ( it's called the French and Indian war because England enlisted the Native Americans help in defeating the French).
Who had the strongest navy in the world at the time of the Indian and french war?
The British had the strongest navy during the French and Indian War
Who had the strongest navies at the time of french and Indian war?
The British has the strongest navy in the world at the time of the French and Indian War. The Royal Navy allowed for the conquer of French Canada and French colonies in the West Indies and Caribbean.
Why did the Indian enter the French and Indian War?
The Indian group who helped the french was enemies with the iroquis, who helped the british, so at the same time, they want their revenge.
What time did the French and Indian War?
1689-1763
Facts on the subarctic Indian's religion?
Their religion varies by time and location. Today in Canada most are Christian.
Who had the strongest navy in the world at the time of French and Indian war?
The British had the strongest navy during the French and Indian War
When and at what time did the French and Indian War start?
The year was 1754. The time was not recorded.
What is the official established state religion in Shakespeare's time?
The Church of England
What did the Normans speak?
The Normans spoke a variety of languages including Old Norman, Old French, and Latin. Over time, these languages evolved and influenced the development of modern French.
Why did Britain pay little attention to the colonies during the French and Indian War?
Due to a agreement known as salutary neglect, which is an agreement between the colonial folk and England for England to become very little involved the affairs of colonial folk. :)Happy to help.
Who had the strongest navy in the world at the time of the French and Indian War?
Spain had the strongest
