John J. Pershing
The three important results are ~ The French became allies with the American's becuase the French were convinced that te American's could win. ~ They got the British to surrender for the first time. ~ Gave the American's confidence to win the war.
American Indian Movement
they became native Americans in 1982
Did life improve for the black Americans slaves after the abolition of slavery?
As a result of the colonists defeating the British at Saratoga, France agreed to aid the colonists and send their navy to fight the British navy (which they did at Yorktown, VA). Saratoga stopped the British army in Northern New York and changed the Revolutionary War from largely being fought in the Northeast to being fought in the central and southern part of the 13 colonies.These crucial colonist victories at Battle of Saratoga persuaded French to support Americans with military aid, and is considered the major turning point in the American Revolution.
John J. Pershing
John J. Pershing
They had a fur trade and it seems to have been fair. The French became part of Native American tribes and married Native American women. Unlike the English the French were more apt to accept the Native Americans with respect.
Huron is the correct answer
It became a World Power.
The three important results are ~ The French became allies with the American's becuase the French were convinced that te American's could win. ~ They got the British to surrender for the first time. ~ Gave the American's confidence to win the war.
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The French, I think they were the first to have founded there a permanent settlement, controlled Wisconsin, but after the French and Indian War, which they lost, they ceded it to the British. After the American Revolution the area was ceded to the United States, but the British resided there until 1812 when it was really taken over by the Americans. Wisconsin became a state (it was the thirtieth one) in 1848.
The two groups from France that lived among the Americans were the Acadians and the French settlers in Louisiana. The Acadians, originally from Nova Scotia, were exiled from Canada and settled in various parts of the American colonies, particularly in Louisiana, where they became known as Cajuns. The French settlers in Louisiana established a vibrant culture that blended French, African, Native American, and Spanish influences, contributing significantly to the region's unique heritage.
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