The French and Indian War began for various reasons. Primarily, France and England were fighting for land that Indians did not feel they were entitled to. Secondly, England was making guarantees to the Indians to fight on their side.
because they both wanted a peace of land
Before the French and Indian War, France and England owned the land in North America . [This is the BEST answer I found it in my Social Studies Ohio River Valley-French and Indian War handout . ]
that is false
France and England. If you call the colonization of Canada by the French as an invasion, then France. England in the French and Indian War and in the War of 1812.
The war was between France and England, and whoever won the war would become an empire.
Assuming you mean the American Colonies against England: France and England had previous tension with each other (hence the French and Indian war, where France hired the Native Americans to attack English settlers in the American Colonies) so, when the Americas told France of their endeavours and convinced them that they were a substantial force, France hopped on board seeing an opportunity to attack England.
The French and Indian war was in the present day united states, because France and England were fighting over that land.
england
No
england and france
the French and Indian War
The French and indian war was fought between the French and the British with the American colonies mostly siding with the British and the people living in the Canadian area mostly siding with the French.
France, America, and England (Great Britain)
France and England. France sided with the Indians
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french and indian war
France and England!
they didnt win it at all