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Where was George Washington sent on a mission to in 1753?
He Sent him to the Ohio valley to fight the French.
Who was sent to drive the French from the Ohio valley?
George Washington.
Who was sent to tell the french to leave the Ohio valley?
George Washington
Was George Walton responsible for Button Gwinnett's death?
Indirectly. He sent a forged letter to Congress that created a dispute between President of Georgia Button Gwinnett and General Lachlan McIntosh. Button Gwinnett died as a result of the duel that he and Lachlan had. When Lachlan's son, Captain William McIntosh, heard of this, he horse-whipped George Walton. However, that did not keep George Walton from being appointed Chief Justice of the state of Georgia that same year, while the young Captain was court martialed.
What british commander was sent to conquer the french in the Ohio valley?
Edward Braddock
George Washington was sent by the Virginia colony to order the French to leave the Ohio River valley. What was Washingtons position at that time?
Washington was a major in the Virginia militia when he was sent to tell the French to leave the Ohio River Valley.
Why was colonel George Washington dispatched to the Ohio river valley in 1754?
Colonel George Washington was sent to the Ohio river valley in 1754 to defend it against the French.
What British commander was sent to remove the french in the Ohio river valley?
Edward Braddock
Who was the British commander who was sent to conquer the french in the ohio valley?
Edward Braddock
What man was sent to make a deal with England that would stop British-supported Indian attacks in the Ohio River Valley?
John Jay was the man was sent to make a deal with England that would stop British-supported Indian attacks in the Ohio River Valley.
Who was the Man sent in 1753 to warn the french to get out of the Ohio river valley?
George Washington hope that helps
Why was George Washington sent to deliver a message to the french in the Ohio river valley?
To stop the fighting between the French and the British for the unclaimed territory that is now Ohio.
