Ohio River

The French and Indian War is the common U.S. name for the North American part of the world-wide conflict known as the Seven Years' War (1756-1763). As a result of the war in America, France ceded its Canadian possessions to Britain and its ally Spain ceded Florida to Britain. To compensate Spain for losing Florida, France also ceded Louisiana to Spain.

_______ were brought from Europe during the Columbian Exchange and made hunting for buffalo much easier for Native Americans

Yes. The winters are too cold in Ohio for anacondas to survive or thrive.

Walhounding

Virgina lieutenant governor and his men was sent to build a fort at the head of the Ohio river

The address of the German Lutheran Heritage Of Northwest Ohio is: T-793 Statw Hwy 66, Archbold, OH 43502-9537

Yes either fort duquesene or fort necessity

The address of the Historical Society Of Smithfield Ohio is: Po Box 32, Smithfield, OH 43948-0032

Pochahontas

The French established colonies in Canada along the St. Lawrence and Ohio rivers primarily to expand their fur trade, which was highly profitable during the 17th and 18th centuries. Control of these waterways allowed them to access rich fur-bearing regions and establish trade relationships with Indigenous peoples. Additionally, these territories were strategically important for France's territorial claims in North America and served as a buffer against British expansion. The fertile land and resources also attracted settlers, further solidifying French presence in the region.

Springfield, Illinois and Frankfort, Kentucky border both the Mississippi and Ohio rivers.

The elevation of the Ohio River varies along its length, but it generally ranges from about 300 feet (91 meters) above sea level at its starting point in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, to around 400 feet (122 meters) at its confluence with the Mississippi River in Cairo, Illinois. Local variations can occur due to factors like damming and seasonal changes.