What are at least 3 facts about the French and Indian War?

Answer 1

1.Lasted 1689–1763, the name given by American historians to the North American colonial wars between Great Britain and France in the late 17th and the 18th cent.

2.The wars helped to bring about important changes in the British colonies

3.The ultimate aim—domination of the eastern part of the continent—was the same; and the methods—capture of the seaboard strongholds and the little Western forts and attacks on frontier settlements—were the same.

Answer 2

if you mean the French and Indian WarS...not just the 7 year conflict that ended with Wolfe beating Montcalm outside Quebec City

1) it was a hundred year conflict that could have gone either way any number of times

2) the Indians got used as surrogates and pawns by the Brits and the French

3) The American colonists developed a hundred years of war fighting skills and a sense of identity and a sense that the interests of the 13 colonies weren't the same as what was being decided in London; with the French gone from North America and the Indians quiet,,,,,,ie the big threat removed, less than 10 years later it was " In Congress Assembled...." in Philadelphia

Answer 3

After they ended, the French lost all its assets in the New World. The French and Indians won most of the battles, but lost key storongholds like Montreal. The French were outnumbered greatly throughout the entire war.

Answer 4

Also called the Seven Years War
British against the French (again)
George Washington played an important role in starting the war
Due to the expenses of this war, the British government looked toward its colonies to get the money.
One of reasons for our War of Independence
British Army created Indian allies that would later assist them in helping to fight the Americans.

Answer 5

1. It wasnt really french against indian but england and its colonies against france and indians

2. it was called seven year war

3. england and the colonies won