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What did europeans call the french and Indian war?
Seven years' war
What the European name for the French and Indian War?
The Seven years war
George Washington served in the brtish army during which war?
french and Indian war(7 years war) ... his troops got captured by the french. :(
Facts about the french and indian war-?
whats was thr frence and Indiana war about
What did the Treaty of Paris 1783?
The Treaty of Paris ended the 7 Years' War in Europe & the New World phase of the conflict, the French & Indian War in America.
Why is the Seven Years' War called the French and Indian War?
The 7 year war was a war that lasted seven years and was fought between French-Indian allies and the British and its colonies.
What was The French and Indian War an extension of?
The 7 years war.
What did europeans call the french and Indian war?
Seven years' war
What the European name for the French and Indian War?
The Seven years war
How was the french and Indian war different from the 7 years war?
indian war people ate but and 7 seas war people didn't
George Washington served in the brtish army during which war?
french and Indian war(7 years war) ... his troops got captured by the french. :(
Where did the french and Indian war last 7 years at?
the ohio river valley
Why was there a french Indian war?
North America caught the over-flow from the European 7 years War.
Why was the french and Indian war called the 7 year war when it lasted 9 years?
because my jackleberry
Why was the Seven Years War better known as the French and Indian War in America resulted in?
because it was know as the 7 year war but it was actually the french and indians fighting and they would rather name it after the people who fought in it than how many years it was fought and it was fought 7 to year long from 1754 to 1763
Facts about the french and indian war-?
whats was thr frence and Indiana war about
What two wars took place in north America between 1754 and 1783?
The French and Indian War (AKA the 7 Years' War) and the American Revolution.
