Social Studies
Kuvakäsikirjoitus Teksti
- The Great French-British Rivalry
- Native-American Allies
- The French & Indian War
- In all of history the British and the French were great rivals, and such tensions between the two European superpowers were never as large, until now. With grand battles between the two across the new world.
- The Quebecois Invasion
- Both sides had large groups of Native allies always growing higher and higher in a constant race for superiority in the new world.
- France's Fall From The New World
- The French initially had a leg up in the war and later obtained an number of British forts but were later obliterated by Great Britain, leaving America to pay for it using copious amounts of taxes leaving British control to unravel in the American colonies
- The New British Choke-hold On The New World
- After constant bombardment of French infantry and cavalry the well-guarded city of Quebec fell to the British
- After defeat and a treaty signed in Paris in the year of Seventeen Sixty-Three France's rain of dominion over the new world eventually collapses leaving only two: England, and Spain.
- After the paranoia of war with the greatly increases the crown introduces new laws and sends hundreds thousands of armed soldiers to the new world later leading to a revolutionary war.
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