French & Indian War

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Event Date:	Event Title:	Event Description:
07/03/1754	Fort Necessity, the unoffical start of the war	fort necessity started the war because the british and french had their first battle. Gereral george washington surrended due to the french, due to the bad position of the fort.
07/09/1755	Battle of Monongahela	British General Edward Braddock is mortally wounded and his force of British regulars troops are defeated.
05/08/1756	Britain and France War	Britain and France officially declare war against one another. According to the terms arranged in existing treaties of alliance, Prussia immediately enters the war on the side of Britain. Austria, Sweden, and Russia are allied with France.
07/29/1757	Whilliam pitt becomes british sectary of state	William Pitt is named British secretary of state. He will authorize the raising of 23,000 provincial troops in North America.
08/09/1757	Fort Whilliam Henery	French General Montcalm forces the surrender of the British at Fort William Henry after a six-day siege. 150 are killed, and 500 are taken captive.
07/26/1758	British capture louisbourg	The British capture Louisbourg, a French port . The British are now able to severely restrict French supply lines flowing down the Saint Lawrence River.
11/23/1758	Fort Duquesne	The French abandon and destroy Fort Duquesne
07/25/1759	Fort Niagara	British forces under General John Prideaux, capture Fort Niagara.
09/13/1759	Battle For Quebec	General James Wolfe lands a force of British troops above Quebec and attacks the city across the Plains of Abraham. In the battle, the British suffer fewer than 700 casualties, the French more than 1,800. The French abandon the city and retreat to Montreal. Wolfe is killed in battle.
09/08/1760	French Surrender	General Vaudreuil of New France surrenders Montreal, the last stronghold in North America, without firing a single shot when a British army of 17,500 British regulars, American provincial troops, and Indians converge on the city from three directions.
02/10/1763	Treaty of Pairs	after the treaty of pairs was signded, it marked the offical end of the french and indian war. With it, came more land for the british.
08/03/1763	Pontiac 's Rebellion	After the French-Indian War, an Ottawa Indian chief named Pontiac, went to other Indian chiefs along the Ohio River Valley to start a rebellion. He wanted to start a rebellion, because the British fur trappers and traders were on the land where the French and Indians lived.
10/02/1763	Pontiac 's Rebellion	Arter 2,000 colonist die, then the settlers give indians blanckets in frcted with small pox. Tribes steadly feel apart.
02/01/1766	Pontiac 's Surrender	Pontiac himself signed a peace treaty at Oswego. Three years latter he was mudered.
Timespan Dates:	Timespan Title:	Timespan Description:
07/03/1754 to 08/01/1754	The corse of th french and indian war
07/03/1754 to 09/26/1766	French and indian war