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General Braddocks 1450 men surrounded and defeated by french and indian forces.
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French commander Montcalm takes the fort but finds out his indian allies had killed the wounded soldiers and taken scalps along with making slaves of the captives.
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When british surrendered colonial and british garrison over Montcalm who promised safe passage back to england the indians killed 185 of them and took 310 british captive.
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William Pitt tries to reduce tension between colonists and british. He gave colonial assemblies control of recruiting and sent in thousands of british soldiers.
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The new british commader demanded exact numbers of recruits and money form colonies. The american colonists began to refuse to cooperate with him.
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The british and american, idian forces defeat the French who abandoned Louisberg and Burned Ft. Duquense before foolishly retreating north.
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The British attack Quebec and Gen. Wolfe is killed in battle. The battle took place in an uphill battle.
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The British win this battle in an effort to stop French naval ships from entering rivers.
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With the addition of this idian ally the tide tips to the British's advantage
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The Treaty of Paris was signed by both the French and British which ended the bloodshed of the French and Idian war.
