what does the french and Indian war,revolutionary war,and the war of 1812 have in common?

Answer 1

Well the indian war was where France tried to gain territory by using indians on the grounds that it was indian territory.The british reinforced there garrison and defeated them
In the war of indepedance,France allied herself with the colonists Supplied arms,ships and troops to help defeat the british.
In the war of 1812 the USA invaded Canada and set fire to Montreal.(because britain was in a titanic struggle with Napoleon) perhaps they(USA) thought britain would'nt retaliate.The british did and quickly marched on Washington and burned down the Whitehouse.There was no victor in this war,as Britain demanded that the USA set up an indian territory.A peace treaty was signed at Ghent Belguim on the 24th Dec.1814 in which the status quo remained.ie Britain dropped it's demand for an indian territory,The USA recognised british sovereignty over Canada.Lord Liverpool(british prime minister)said in parliament that Napoleon had instigated the attack on Canada by the USA to help his beleagured forces
So France was involved in all 3 wars

Answer 2

1.) All three were fought in North America - both in what is now the US and Canada.
2.) Britain was a participant in all 3 - against France in the French and Indian War, and against the US in the Revolutionary War and the War of 1812.
3.) In all three wars, both sides used Indian tribal allies against their enemies.

As a note, France was *not* a participant in the War of 1812. The war was completely seperate from the Napoleanic Wars in Europe.

Answer 3

They were all wars and people died in them.
I think every single war in history has similarities with all the others. It's all repetition of faults, mistakes and misunderstandings.

Answer 4

Lot many people died. No benefit anyone.