French And Indian War- Sania A.
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- Bonjour, I am french! I will be a little friendly but I want this land.
- French
- Native American
- Why are you guys here...
- British
- I'm British and I don't quite care for being friendly. I will take this land anyway!
- Thank you.
- We want to side with you in this war because you are kinder to the us than the british were.
- I am taking this land to make forts in the Ohio River Valley.
- When the British came into the New World, they were very reluctant to show kindness to previous settlers known as the Native Americans. They did not show any friendliness or care and instead just imposed on the land. The French, however, were somewhat kinder- though not the best- and formed a mutually respectful relationship.
- Become our allies in this war and you will benefit from it mate!
- No we are not going to help you betrayers!
- Ok we will help you now
- The Natives allied with the French more because of that friendliness and they turned out to have more native allies than the British did.
- We have won and this land is now all ours! We have unchallenged supremacy!!
- The French built a chain of forts in the Ohio River Valley which provoked the British because it was an impediment to the westward growth of their colonies. Thus, the war was on its way
- The colonies are so useless whenever we need them!
- In Britain
- We did so good, the british are not good leaders though.
- In the colonies
- After the war had begun, the British also needed allies so they went on to ask the Iroquois Confederacy to join forces again. The Confederacy refused at first because of the British treachery. After the British had gained more victories and were on the path to winning the war, the Iroquois Confederacy decided to side with them.
- Before they started winning..
- When they started winning...
- After the war, the British had won and signed the treaty of Paris by now, which meant they acquired French Canada and Spanish Florida. The French scurried away and the Native Americans were in their own settlement- to be later disturbed.
- The way the British viewed the colonies changed after the war and vice versa. The British thought that the colonies were not of much help and did not provide useful help during a time of need. The Colonies thought that the British were not good enough leaders. This change in view led to the REVOLUTION!
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