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French and Indian War
Questions about the French and Indian War, also known as the Seven Years' War, the Fourth Intercolonial War, and the Great War for the Empire.
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What is the battle of the plains of Abraham's impact on Canada today?
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The Battle of the Plains of Abraham ended the "French and Indian War" (7 years war in Europe) and changed ownership of Canada from France to England. It gave the French Serfs living in Quebec the "Rights of Englishmen"
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River dividing french and british territory?
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The river dividing france and britian territories is the "Erie River"
How was the Ohio River Valley important to the start of the French and Indian War?
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The British and the French wanted to control the Ohio River valley to exploit the lucrative fur and lumber resources
What did the british government do to help pay for the expenses of the french and Indian war?
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England didnt actually pay for the French and Indian war. King George put a tax on the thirteen colonies multiple actually, some being the stamp tax and tea tax. this angered the colonits which led them to revolt therefore causing the revolution. Which was the start of our independence
The decisive early battle of the American revolution that led to the alliance with France?
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the battle of bunker hill
Saratoga
How did the outcome of the french and indian war determine who controlled north america?
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Not much of anyone was in control, rarely is any party in control of any war.
However if what you meant was who were the sides involved in the French and Indian war, then the answer is:
- the French and several native american tribes that were allies of the French
- the British and their colonists
What wars involved the Cherokee Indians?
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This depends more on what you call a war. Was the civil war a war, but the fight for freedom not? Cherokee's have served in the Civil War, World War I & II.
The Korean, Vietnam, Iraq conflicts. They have also fought a war against the treaty violations of the united states since 1782, although most do not term this a 'war' but more of a fight for freedom and international equality.
How did native American Indians get along with the colonists?
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There are several similarities in the way that Native Americans and colonists adapted to the environment. Specifically, both groups had to learn to catch their food, build stable houses, and how to live off the land successfully.
Which country owned the land after the French and Indian War?
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According to Historians, the French were known to have owned the land west of the Mississippi before the French and Indian War.
What British Monarch thought the colonies existed for the benefit of the mother country?
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King George III
Following the French and Indian War the British and Americans became close allies.?
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false
According to the treaty of Paris of 1763 Britain received lands west of the Mississippi river?
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Under the terms of the Treaty, France gave up Canada and all of its claims to the territory east of the Mississippi River. Also it gave up Dominica, Grenada, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, and Tobago.
What was one effect of the French and Indian War?
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france loses its norht american possessions.
britain is left with a large debt
colonists developed a sense of unity
colonists begin setting in the ohio river valley
n.a resist colonists setteling in the ohio river
n.a.=native americans.
What Indian Tribes were involved in the Indian Wars?
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All pro French tribes: Abenaki, Sokoki, Huron, Ottawa, Ojibwa, Sauk, Fox, Wyandot, Miami, Illinois, Wea, Kickapoo, Erie, Potawatomi, Mississauga, Mingo, Sandusky Seneca, Piankashaw, Delaware and the Shawnee. British and American allied tribes: Seneca (Towns near Niagara fought for the French), Cayuga, Onondaga, Oneida, Tuscarora, Mohawk, Montauk, Cherokee, Creek and the Chickasaw.
How and why did water route play such an important role in the french and Indian war?
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Water routes played an important role in the French and Indian War because it was a means of escape and enabled them to get away.
As a result of the french and indian war the territory of english colonies was extended westward to?
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In 1774 the British parliament passed the intolerable acts which were designed to punish which colony for its rebellious behavior
What effects did war have on the french?
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I can't answer that question fully, but I can say that about 50% of the French men in that generation were killed and/or completely disabled. Something like 85% were injured in some way. So, women greatly outnumbered men of that generation. War widows were paid a pension, as were "White Widows." White widows were French women who had never married, but whose fiances had died in the war. There were so few men left, and women were so economically dependent on men, that the White Widows were paid a pension, as well. They would have starved to death without it. Elderly parents of killed or disabled soldiers were pensioned off, as were the disabled soldiers themselves. It got to the point where most people in France were collecting a war pension of some sort.
Many people think the unpredictability of war and the very high female to male ratio made premarital sex more common, and less scandalous.
World War I effected women by drafting them into the civilian work force and encouraging them to work outside of the home while supporting the war effort.
Why did the Britain impose direct taxes on the north American colonies after the french and Indian war?
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They passed laws to tax colonists because they needed money to pay for their growing war debt.
The French and Indian War began because France and England did what?
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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.
Why did Indians side with french?
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I believe it is because the French treated them better generally. The reason behind this was that the French had less white settlers than the British and could not afford to lose favour with the Indians, especially the Huron tribe. The French also had greater interation with the natives as they would trade furs and one of the major French goals in North America was to convert the Indians to Roman Catholicism, not massacre them like the Spanish
What did Britain lose in the war?
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They took the USA and the cookies from the cookie jar
This was the ruler of Great Britain during the Seven Years' War?
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King George lll was the British king during the 7 year French & Indian War, although he appointed William Pitt to do any negotiating with the French. King George's counterpart on the French throne was King Louis XV.
How did the seven years war start?
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the war started because the Colonies of New England resented the fact that becaues of the treaty they could not cross the Allegheny Mountains and settle in the rich farms of the Ohio Valley.
During the time of the French and Indian War there was an attempt to unite the colonies What was it called?
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Britain accumulated a lot of debt while fighting the French and Indian war. They decided that since the war was to protect the 13 colonies, that they should pay them back. Thus Taxation with no representation! The colonies had to fight back so they united to stand against Britain.
Where was the conflict between the british french and native Americans caused?
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st. Lawrence river
st. Lawrence river
st. Lawrence river
