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1 what years did the french and indian war take place?
a 1754 to 1763
b 1607 to 1621
c 1776 to 1783
d 1812 to 1815
- what was the name of the fort that george washington built after the ba
of jumonville glen?
a fort necessity
b fort ticonderoga
c fort duquesne
d fort beausojour
- what was the main cause of the french and indian war?
a disagreements over trade and territory in north america
b the desire of native american tribes to control the fur trade
c a dispute over fishing rights in the atlantic ocean
d. religious differences between the british and french colonists
- what global conflict is the french and indian war considered a part o
a the napoleonic wars
b the seven years war
c the thirty years war
d the american revolutionary war
Brief Explanations
- The French and Indian War took place from 1754 to 1763. This is a well - known historical fact.
- After the Battle of Jumonville Glen, George Washington built Fort Necessity.
- The main cause of the French and Indian War was disputes over trade and territory in North America. Both the French and British had interests in the region.
- The French and Indian War is considered a part of the Seven Years' War, which was a global conflict.
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