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Both France (in Quebec) and England had settlements in the Ohio Valley, and each sought to control the resources there (fur, timber). Caught in the middle were the Indians (Native American tribes), who sided mostly with the French because the English settlers were building permanent settlements on their lands.

Britain and France were rival countries, and always fought for supremacy. Also, both countries believed that some of the area was owned by them. Plus, the British saw the French land being controlled by the Roman Catholic church as a threat to their religious freedom. And finally, the New World had enormous possibilities politically, socially, and especially economically.

The French would not let English colonists settle in the Ohio River valley.

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the war started colonies to start and spread in europe
The French and Indian War was the first major war between these two empires in the New World. Previous wars had been fought in Europe. In addition, taking place in the New World, the French and Indian War also introduced some new players. The French, seeing that the Native Americans did not take kindly to the British, took advantage of this animosity and enlisted the natives on their effort against Great Britain. The goal of this mutual agreement was that in defeating Britain, France would obtain its territory and in turn give part of this land back to the natives. Of course, things did not go that way and France lost the war. In the end, France was forever excluded from the Americas, leaving Quebec and the later Louisiana Purchase as the only evidence of French occupation in the New World.

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France and Britain both claimed the same lands in North America.

A cause of the French and Indian War was that the British wanted to move westward, but that was the French land. The French did not want just to give up their land, so they did not let the British have it. So the British still wanted the land, so they started having wars with the French may times they lost, but they kept fighting.

The Indians come in about right now. The Indians thought the French would win and not the British. So they sided with the French thinking they would win. Also, they thought if the French win that the French would give them back a little of their land in return for their help.

They thought that that the British would not give them anything if they won for helping them win. Another thing was that there were not many French and that meant that there was more room for the Indians, but with the British there were more so they kicked out the Indians like they were nothing.

This war was part of a long sruggle between France and Britain for territory and power.

The French would not let English colonists settle in the Ohio River valley.

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Colonists from Pennsylvania crossed the Ohio River to trade for furs.

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Because the British imposed taxes A.K.A. 'Acts' on the Americans due to huge debts from the F+I war... This made the Americans furious, and after events, such as the Boston Tea Party, the Americans started rebelling against the British Military occupying cities..... The British and Americans then fought the Revolutionary.... And it just goes on and on and on......

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In the war, Native Americans of which who did not move from the Ohio Valley had formed alliances with either the French or the British.

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Because the French wanted peace.

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The British received eastern Canada and all of the land to the east of the Mississippi River.

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The French and Britain

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The Battles of Lexington and Concord (Massachusetts) were the first military engagements of the American Revolutionary War, on April 19, 1775, just east of Boston.

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September 1759.

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because it allowed the British to control the colonists movement and helped avoid conflict with the native Americans

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Surprise means to keep hidden so the enemy doesn't know anything about it until it is executed. Deception is to mis-lead the enemy into thinking something is or isn't going to happen. Often deception is a big reason that surprise can occur.

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France, Great Britain, Indians, 13 colonies, New France, and Spanish Florida fought in the French and Indian War.

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To sum up...an historical quotation.."it is a War America could not have survived without French assistance". Americans travelled to Paris 4 times pleading for their help in the war, now the French despised the British who were the dominant world power and so they agreed..and were semi-secretly involved from the get-go supplying 90% of gunpowder stocks in 1776, as well as artillary, troops and a navy (Americans didnt have one)...the Spanish then the Dutch both later assisted America also but it was the French who were the major thwart to the British who hadnt bargained for this assistance so only brought a smaller % of their military assuming a straightforward victory over the rebels (Americans)

...the French were decisive.

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Unable to tell if you are referring to The American Revolution or World War 2.

The Brits retained the superpower status after the American Revolution and The War of 1812.

The United Kingdom lost their superpower status after World War 2 when the US and USSR took the superpower status.

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Charles De Gaulle, who became the President of France after the War.

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Well, First France sold the Louisiana territory and then the British set up a partial blockade which would only allow some American ships to bring provisions to Europe.

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The French and Indian War was part of a larger European war. The French settlers in Canada warred with the American colonists. George Washington was one of the British officers in the war. The French lost and many French settlers were deported to New Orleans.

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The American Revolution was against the colonial rule of Great Britain. The American colonies revolted and declared their independence. The British government sent troops to put down the rebellion and the Revolutionary War ensued. The British also hired some Hessian mercenary soldiers to help them fight.