The French and Indian War began with Britain and France contesting territories in the Ohio Valley. George Washington accompanied by Tanaghrisson encountered a French detachment and engaged in a brief fight before the commander of the French group informed them that he was there on a peaceful mission, aimed at warning the British about entering French territories. Tanaghrisson, harboring a hatred for the French, killed the man. After this, Washington tried to construct a fort to fight the French, but was defeated. Upon hearing of Washington's defeat, Lt.Gov. Dimwiddle sent word to the Prime Minister who sent Braddock in to escalate the war.
He was put in charge because he was a good leader.
Formation of troops, commander's remarks, Honors to the Nation, Awards ceremony, and conclusion.
George Washington
quartering laws
Yes they did, most notably in Palestine although some did fight in Europe.
No
General Braddock
The French and Indian War was begun in 1754 when French troops were provoked by Indian attacks and expelled the colonial militia led by George Washington, which had entered the territory claimed by the French in the Ohio valley. Note: This was the first time a colonial war provoked a continental war in Europe. It was already an English and French battle, so the conflict developed into the Seven Years War in Europe.
Marching troops toward the Rio Grande.
Alexander
The commander I think you are talking about is Ulysses S. Grant
Robert E.Lee
William Travis
Yes, he was a British officer in the French and Indian War. When the American Revolution came along he went to Congress and used his experience in the French and Indian war to get the job as commander of colonial troops.
Ulysses S. Grant
abner
JEB Stuart.