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Who did British expansion collide with in the Ohio river valley?
French farmers
When was the battle of ohio valley?
started: 1756-1763 and ended with the treaty of paris
Jay's treaty kept the British from this location?
According to my History TextBook it is Ohio Valley
When Native Americans abandoned their British allies what effect did this have on the Ohio River Valley?
NovaNet Answer: After the war, the Patriot outposts allowed Americans to lay claim to the Ohio River Valley.
Why did the french send troops to drive the British out of the Ohio valley?
The French came to the Ohio River Valley because it allowed them to control the Mississippi river and the valley offered a bountiful amount of fertile farmland which was not offered in their Quebec territory.
What are statements about Jay's Treaty?
The British agreed to give up their forts in the Ohio Valley if the Americans paid their debts to British merchants.
What did Britain and the US agree to?
During Jay's Treaty the British agreed to pay damage for U.S. vessels they had seized. Also British agreed to leave the Ohio Valley by 1796.
What was the role of the Ohio River Valley in the growing conflict between the French Native Americans in British in the mid 1700s?
The colonists idea of expansion was important to make their land a bigger area. However when the french settled in to the Ohio river valley it stopped expansion of britain which angered them and caused conflict. The british asked nicely for them to move out but the french were not intimidated
Is Nebraska in the Ohio Valley?
no nebraska is not in the ohio valley! go steve
Why were many Indians in the Ohio valley angry in 1763?
Amherst allowed settlers to build farms and forts on Indian lands.
Why were many Indians of Ohio valley angry in 1763?
Amherst allowed settlers to build farms and forts on Indian lands.
Why were many Indians of the Ohio Valley angry in 1763?
Amherst allowed settlers to build farms and forts on Indian lands.
