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French and Indian War

  • King George's War

    King George's War
    King George's War was the third war between the French and the British over the North American land. The war began in 1744. King George's War was the extension of the War of Austrian Succession in Europe. Image citation
  • The Battle of Fort Necessity

    The Battle of Fort Necessity
    Fort Necessity was a British fort. It was attacked by the French and Indian. Washington was forced into surrender on July 4th. Image citation
  • The Battle of the Monongahela

    The Battle of the Monongahela
    A force of about 1300 men were sent alongside General Edward Braddock to attack Fort Duquesne. Before they reached it, however, they encountered about 900 French and Indian troops. More than 1000 causalities were suffered (including Braddock himself) before the British fled. Image citation
  • Fort Duquesne is Burnt

    Fort Duquesne is Burnt
    The French set fire to Fort Duquesne as the British march toward it. Then they blow up its walls and flea to the Allegheny River. The British take control of the forks and rename the fort Fort Pitt. Image citation
  • The Battle of Quebec

    The Battle of Quebec
    The Battle of Quebec is known as the ´turning point´ of the war because it was the Capital city of New France. It was surrendered by the French not long after the battle started. French commander Montcalm and British General James Wolfe died. Image citation
  • The Treaty of Paris is Signed

    The Treaty of Paris is Signed
    After the French and Indian War, the Spanish, French, and British signed a peace treaty, signaling the official end of the French and Indian War. Image citation