so they could farm and settle there.
so they could farm and settle there.
His response to French attempt to control the Ohio River Valley.
His response to French attempt to control the Ohio River Valley.
The British and the French wanted to control the Ohio River valley to exploit the lucrative fur and lumber resources
British law made after the French and Indian War that forbid colonists from moving and settling west into the Ohio river valley
the British intervened so that the Americans would not fight with the Indians
Ohio River Valley
it would cut the new enigland from the rest of the country
The British and the French wanted to control the Ohio River valley to exploit the lucrative fur and lumber resources
Many applauded him for his response to the French attempt to control the Ohio River Valley, and how he handled himself. This was his first experience with combat, in which he showed a glimpse of his expert military strategics and bravery.
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.
Ohio, the French teamed up with the Indians and the British teamed up with the colonists. The British and the colonists won, but the colonists wouldn't divide Ohio with the British, resulting in another war. The Indians were sent to the Northeast corner of Ohio. They had another war over that corner a few years later, The Battle of Fallen Timbers. The colonists won and a treaty was signed giving all of Ohio to the colonists.