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1754
April 17: The conflict begins in North America with the Battle of Jumonville Glen, marking the opening engagements of the French and Indian War. -
1756
May 17: Britain officially declares war on France, marking the beginning of the Seven Years' War.
August 29: Frederick the Great of Prussia invades Saxony, marking the start of the European theater. -
1757
June 23: The Battle of Plassey in India takes place, establishing British dominance in Bengal.
August 9: The Battle of Rossbach occurs in Europe, where Frederick the Great defeats French and Imperial forces. -
1759
July 26: The Battle of Fort Niagara results in a British victory, solidifying their control in the Great Lakes region.
September 13: The pivotal Battle of the Plains of Abraham in Quebec City leads to British control of Quebec. Image from: https://www.gallery.ca/collection/artwork/the-death-of-montcalm -
1763
February 10: The Treaty of Paris is signed, officially ending the Seven Years' War. The treaty results in France ceding Canada to Britain.