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Was it common to find scalped victims in the war between settlers and indians in America?
The war was in north America. They was a defending between the settlers and the indians in america. All sides scalped the victim noncombatents during this frontier.
In what peace treaty did France lose all its land in North America?
The French and Indian War was the peace treaty where France lost all its land in North America.
How did North America win the north Vietnam war?
North Vietnam won the war.
What is relationship between french and American Indians living in north America?
They had a bad relationship at first but it gradually got better later on. :)
How did the Native Americans benefit from the French and Indian war?
While France and Great Britain were competing for control of North America, Great Britain, with the larger number of colonists did not need to rely on Indian allies as much as the French, who had far less colonists in North America. Also the British colonists had been driving The Native Americans from their land for centuries. They believed that if the British defeated the French, then they would lose their land to the British
How did America lose the war?
America didnt really lose the war. It was never America's war to lose.
Was it common to find scalped victims in the war between settlers and indians in America?
The war was in north America. They was a defending between the settlers and the indians in america. All sides scalped the victim noncombatents during this frontier.
How did the Americans lose the Civil War?
The American's didn't lose the civil war because the North states were fighting the south states over whether there should be slavery in North America or not.
What was not a result of the popularity of spices?
the English and the French fought a war in North America.
Why did the Indians get involved with the French and Indian War?
Before the French and Indian War, Indians and Europeans had been coexisting in North America for more than a century; a relationship which had been mostly peaceful and beneficial for both. I cannot conceive that Europe would have a war in North America and not invite the Indians to participate. Moreover, I cannot conceive that the Indians would think of refusing such an invitation.
In what peace treaty did France lose all its land in North America?
The French and Indian War was the peace treaty where France lost all its land in North America.
What has the author Alice Osinski written?
Alice Osinski has written: 'Franklin D. Roosevelt (Encyclopedia of Presidents)' 'The Sioux' -- subject(s): Dakota Indians, Indians of North America, Juvenile literature 'The Sioux' 'Woodrow Wilson' -- subject(s): Biography, Juvenile literature, Presidents, World War, 1914-1918 'The Navajo' -- subject(s): Indians of North America, Juvenile literature, Navajo Indians 'The Nez Perce' 'The Chippewa' -- subject(s): Indians of North America, Juvenile literature, Ojibwa Indians 'The Tlingit' -- subject(s): Indians of North America, Juvenile literature, Tlingit Indians
Who fought with the british in the war?
The British were fighting against the Americans on North America with the support of the Canadian militia men and the Indians
What has the author Richard Jepperson written?
Richard Jepperson has written: 'The War of the Mormon Cow' -- subject(s): Folklore, Indians of North America, Legends, Oglala Indians
What has the author James Gilbert Movius written?
James Gilbert Movius has written: 'Sagebrush war' -- subject(s): Wars, Paiute Indians, Indians of North America
What part did the Indians take in the French and Indian War?
According to Encyclopedia Britannica, Academic Version, the war between the France and Great Britain in 1754-63, was over the colonial territory in North America. The Indians were in alliance with the French.
What has the author Joseph Boyden written?
Joseph Boyden has written: 'The Three Day Road' -- subject(s): Canadians, Cree Indians, Fiction, Historical Fiction, Indians of North America, OverDrive, Snipers, World War, 1914-1918, World War, 1939-1945 'Born with a tooth' -- subject(s): Fiction, Indians of North America, Social life and customs 'Louis Riel and Gabriel Dumont'
