Well, all 3 explorers (Joliet, Marquette and La Salle) did not have any "direct" hands-on influence on the ensuing British-Franco conflicts. However, some of their discoveries and following colonizations of the territories in the Americas eventually led to what is known as the French and Indian Wars. Many French colonies practically bordered with other British colonies, that led to many conflicts, each with its colonies and Indian allies on its side on a bid for the western territories.
Following France's defeat in the Seven Years' War, the Treaty of Paris was signed in 1763 and all French colonies were to be divided between the British and the Spanish. It wasn't until the Napoleonic era where France were able to get back some of the territories they lost, though only for a brief period of time.
In the 1700s France and England were in conflict over which of them would control North America. There were multiple battles over the years that lead to an all-out war in 1754.
The rivalries between Britain & France in History are worldwide. There was a huge power struggle going on between various europen powers, & Britain & France were formost in this. The Caribean, the US & Canada saw much conflict over time, as well as India in Asia. Britain & France saw each other as competitors and enemies for a very long time.
France had a warmer climate than England. Therefore, civilization came to France earlier than to England. Because of this, England became a kind of colony of France. But the warm climate is the reason for the low technological ceiling. And one day France reached its ceiling and lagged behind England. And England went to war with France to gain freedom from colonial status Long, long 100 year war
Louis Joliet and Jacques Marquette never went as far as the Gulf of Mexico. Robert LaSalle explored the Gulf of Mexico.
England and France
No one really just land disputes especially in the early Americas
England was experiencing internal conflict between different political leaders, while France, Spain, and Russia were mostly at peace.
France. He also came from France and was born in Laon, France. He wanted to be a missionary and that is why he traveled.
the train between England and France is called "Eurostar"
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France
Jacques Marquette was born June 10, 1637, at Laon, France.
Jacques Marquette's claim to fame was to claim land for France
Jacques Marquette, together with Louis Jolliet, claimed the northern portion of the Mississippi River for France.
In the 1700s France and England were in conflict over which of them would control North America. There were multiple battles over the years that lead to an all-out war in 1754.
Joliet and Marquette explored for the King of France.