This is from a social studies book use at a very smart school just translated by me!!
To the French, the Ohio Valley was an important link between France's holdings in Canada and Louisiana. The British, particularly those in the colonies of Pennsylvania and Virgina, saw it as an area for trade and growth.
They were both trying to claim land in North America and the the English claimed that the French settled in English territory
The Ohio river valley became an area of conflict because of the fertile land that it contained. There, the French or the British could set up camps and claim the territory as their own leaving them self sustaining for the most part.
Both the British and the French sought to control the Ohio River Valley or the "Ohio Country". The area encompassed all of present day Ohio, West Virginia, western Pennsylvania and eastern Indiana. The issue of Anglo-American settlement in that are lead to the French and Indian War.
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Ohio river
The conquest of Fort Niagara carried out on July, 25, 1759 by the British army led by Gen. Sir William Johnson, cut off the French in Canada from the Ohio Valley.
The British and the French wanted to control the Ohio River valley to exploit the lucrative fur and lumber resources
The British and French's fight
The answer is that The French and The British where fighting over the land in The Ohio Valley. The result is that the British won and The French lost almost all their land in The Ohio Valley.
both french and the british wanted the land in the Ohio river valley/
Ohio River valley
The French
French farmers
french and British
They were both trying to claim land in North America and the the English claimed that the French settled in English territory
they were fighting over the Ohio valley.
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The British and the FRench claimed it which started the French & Indian War! But in the end the British won.