What was the French and Indian War?

Answer 1

The French and Indian War was a war that occurred alongside the Seven Years' War in Europe. It began in 1754 and ended in 1763. The British and American colonists fought against the French presence in the Ohio River Valley, and Native American tribes allied variously with the two sides. The conflict in the colonies began as settlers moved farther into the Ohio Valley, and met with opposition from the resident French trappers and Indians. Britain sent support to the colonies, but the colonial militias did most of the fighting.

Answer 2

The French and Indian War was a war that occurred alongside the Seven Years' War in Europe. It began in 1754 and ended in 1763. The British and American colonists fought against the French presence in the Ohio River Valley, and Native American tribes allied variously with the two sides. The conflict in the colonies began as settlers moved farther into the Ohio Valley, and met with opposition from the resident French trappers and Indians. Britain sent support to the colonies, but the colonial militias did most of the fighting.

Answer 3

The result of the French and Indian War was it gave George Washington military experience. It also made England more aware of the colonies and they chose to start taxing the colonies to pay for the French and Indian War.

Answer 4

The French and Indian War was a conflict in Canada that was a part of a larger European War. The British kicked the French out of Canada. George Washington was a young officer in the war. After the war, the British chose to tax the American colonies to pay for the war.