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The first battle between France and Britain, it was fought over the Ohio Valley, and marks the beginning of the war
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A conference to keep the Iroquois Indian loyal to the British. It's long term effect was to unite the colonies
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In retaliation to Britain's victory at Fort Duquesne, the French send out reinforcements and defeat Washington, angering Britain and causing the British to uproot some fourthousand French Acadians
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General Braddock goes out to recapture Fort Duquense, but they run into the French on their way there and are defeated. Washinton is wounded, and Braddock is killed.
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Britain and France officially declare war. The declaration of war also sends the allies of Britain against the allies of France, spreading the War from America into Europe.
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Pitt is assigned as secretary of state for Britain, and changes the leaders of the war from incompetent and cautious old generals to young and enrgetic ones.
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Britain takes Louisbourg, severing a major port for supllies from the French
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Pitt assigned Wolfe to conquer Quebec, and, after at first making poor progress, Wolfe succeeds, although the battle costs him his life. This victory forces France to retreat to Montreal
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The French surrender Montreal, their final stronghold in America, significantly weakening the French.
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The French surrender to the British, ending the war. The French are allowed to keep a few Islands, but was forced to give up Kouisiana and New Orleans to Spain in compensation for the loss
