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Web Index of the French and Indian War In an effort to prevent redundancy, web sites have been placed under categories that best describe the general content of the site. However, some sites have content that transcends different categories, so look at the brief description of the site for more information. Sites are listed in alphabetical order. This page was last updated October 1, 2001. General Information Locations of Interest Images and Maps Reenactment Information ... Commercial Sites General Information Archaeology Information about archaeological excavations done by a field school in the Lake George area. Included are pictures and some information about forts and other locations in the area. 1755 - The French and Indian War Home Page This site is dedicated to the French soldiers who came to New France to fight the British. The author of this page has provided a list of French regulars who fought in the war, and this information is to be used in a book that the author is currently working on. Also provided are references to books and other web sites. American Revolutionary War Soldiers and their Descendants Basically, this site just lists the names of men who fought in some American wars and their descendants, and provides a means for those interested to contact each other.

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A Brief History of History Reference Book A Brief History Early the next year, 1755, Major General Edward Braddock was sent to America as commander-in-chief of the British forces in America. He quickly set in motion plans to capture Fort Duquesne, leading his troops west from Virginia in June. Meeting the French 10 miles east of Fort Duquesne, the British were defeated with heavy losses, including Braddock who died four days after the battle. Once again the French had maintained their grip on the Ohio Valley. In the north, British luck was better, for they won a battle on Lake George and established two forts just south of the French fortification (Fort Frederick) at Crown Point on Lake Champlain. These were Fort Edward on the Hudson River and Fort William Henry at the southern end of Lake George. This de facto control was confirmed two and a half years later at the Treaty of Paris, February 10, 1763, which gave all of North America east of the Mississippi, other than New Orleans, to the British. The French also turned over their claims of New Orleans and the lands west of the Mississippi to Spain, as compensation for Spain's surrendering Florida to the British. Though the European-based war ceased, the Native Americans in the west remained hostile to the British. The Pontiac Rebellion and other Indian hostilities lasted until the end of 1764, at which time peace finally reigned in North America. This peace, however, would last only a decade until a new war, the Revolution, began a new episode in the history of the continent.

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Contemporary Maps Reference Book Short History of War Other map pages: Revolutionary War maps 18th Century North America Locations Cartographers Begun in what is now western Pennsylvania with a battle involving a young Virginia officer named George Washington, this conflict waxed and waned in an arc running from that western wilderness, through the Great Lakes, over to Lakes George and Champlain, and as far north as the River and Gulf of St. Lawrence. When the fighting was finished and the Treaty of Paris signed, France had lost all her possessions in North America and Britain was mistress of the entire region extending from the entire Atlantic coast to the Mississippi River. Contemporary Maps I. C. Rhode. "Theatrum Belli in America Septentrionali." Berlin, ca. 1755. 22 x 31 1/2. Two sheets joined. Engraving by Friedrich Gottlieb Berger. Full original hand color. Prussian tax stamps in lower corners. Excellent condition. Inset: "Fort Frederick oder Crown Point." Brown, Early Maps of the Ohio Valley After John Mitchell. "Nieuwe Kaart van de Grootbrittannische Volkplantingen in Noord America."

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Halsall Home Ancient History Sourcebook Medieval Sourcebook Modern History Course Other History Sourcebooks: African East Asian Indian Islamic ... Pop Culture See Main Page for a guide to all contents of all sections. Contents American Independence Mid-18th Century Politics Early New York French and Indian Wars Benjamin Franklin American Revolution The Establishment of the American State Commentators on America Native Americans Slavery American Independence WEB See the Avalon Project - American 18th Century Documents [At Yale] WEB See the American Revolution Site for Documents and Essays WEB The American Revolution [At H-Net] WEB Documents Relating to American Foreign Policy -Pre-1898 [At Mt. Holyoke] WEB The Revolutionary Generation in America [Course at Brooklyn College] Mid-18th Century Politics Penn's Plan for a Union , 1697 [At American Revolution] Robert Beverley: On Bacon's Rebellion , 1704 [At American Revolution] The North Carolina Biennal Act , 1715 [At American Revolution] Governor Gabriel Johnston: Request to repeal the Biennal act , 18 October 1736 (translated) [At American Revolution] Disposition of the North Carolina Biennal Act , 1737 (translated) Massachusetts House of Representatives: On the Governor's Salary , 11 September 1728 (translated) [At American Revolution] Governor Burnet of Massachusetts: On the Governor's Salary , 17 September 1728 (translated) [At American Revolution]

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INDIAN WARS The Indian Wars in the area of the present-day United States began in 1540 when the conquistadors of Francisco Vazquez de Coronado clashed with Zuni warriors of the pueblo of Hawikuh. The wars ended three and one-half centuries later, in 1890, when U.S. cavalry troops almost wiped out Big Foot's (1825-90) band of Sioux at Wounded Knee. These two events and the numerous clashes in between were part of the continuing struggle for possession of North America. Warfare was but one instrument of conquest; diplomacy, trade, disease, and assimilation also played significant roles. Warfare, however, was a constant theme, one central to understanding the conquest of the continent. Colonial Indian Wars Almost continuous Indian warfare marked the colonial experience in North America. Spain established outposts in the area of the Rio Grande early in the 17th century with a major aim of converting the Pueblo tribes to Christianity, a program severely retarded by the Pueblo Rebellion of 1680, which drove all Spaniards from the province for 12 years. In the East, English settlers also provoked uprisings as they began to spread inland from the Atlantic Coast. A bloody outbreak in Virginia in 1622 was followed by the Pequot war in New England in 1636-37. In most of the English colonies sporadic fighting alternated with full-scale war for a century and a half. One of the most violent conflicts was king Philip's war of 1675-76 in New England.

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1755-The French and Indian War: History #1 A Brief History of the French and Indian War Historians will usually note that the French and Indian War was actually a small portion of what is known as the Seven Years War. This is not entirely correct. While the Seven Years War, and the French and Indian War were related, in fact the French and Indian War being the beginning of the Seven Years War, the conflict in America was more closely tied to the unsettled feelings left over from King George's War (1744-1748). After the treaty of Aix-la-Chapelle finished that earlier war, the hatred between the French and the English in the Americas never quite waned. It must be understood, that in 1755 France held most of America. The French land claims covered Canada (close to what we know know as Canada), as well as New France (that is, the stretch of land following the Mississippi River all the way to Louisiana). The English, wanting to expand their land, often moved into the land claimed by the French. This encroachment forced the French to build several forts along the frontier. Some of these forts were Fort Duquesne (Near present day Pittsburgh), and Fort Miamis. The French, never lovers of the English due to hundreds of years of fighting, sent the Indians who allied themselves with the French in raiding parties in retaliation for raids conducted by the Indians on the English side, who claimed that thier raids were in retaliation for those made by the French. It didn't matter which side was correct, the main object wasn't to retaliate, but rather for the French to keep the English in their place, and for the English to iritate the French as much as possible until they moved out.

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Search Advanced Site Map A-Z Index Professional Development ... Printer-friendly version Grade Five History-Social Science Content Standards. United States History and Geography: Making a New Nation 5.1 Students describe the major pre-Columbian settlements, including the cliff dwellers and pueblo people of the desert Southwest, the American Indians of the Pacific Northwest, the nomadic nations of the Great Plains, and the woodland peoples east of the Mississippi River. Describe how geography and climate influenced the way various nations lived and adjusted to the natural environment, including locations of villages, the distinct structures that they built, and how they obtained food, clothing, tools, and utensils. Describe their varied customs and folklore traditions. Explain their varied economies and systems of government. 5.2 Students trace the routes of early explorers and describe the early explorations of the Americas. Explain the aims, obstacles, and accomplishments of the explorers, sponsors, and leaders of key European expeditions and the reasons Europeans chose to explore and colonize the world (e.g., the Spanish Reconquista, the Protestant Reformation, the Counter Reformation).

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May/June 2003 Vol. 35, no. 3 ISSN 1492-4676 SAVOIR FAIRE: The French and Indian War Sandra Bell, Research and Information Services William Fowler Jr., Director of the Massachusetts Historical Society, historian, professor, and author of several books on American history, spoke to an enthusiastic group on February 18, 2003, about his latest research project, the French and Indian War. From left to right: Sandra Burrows, William M. Fowler, Nina Milner. The French and Indian War (1754-1763) was a series of conflicts between the French and English for control of North America. Dr. Fowler provided a chronology, context and analysis of the key events for his audience. The French and Indian War has several names, including the War for Empire, the Seven Years’ War, and the War of the Conquest. Dr. Fowler suggested that it might also be called the first World War since the conflict spanned the entire globe from Europe to India, from the West Indies to the Philippines, and from North America to Asia. The period also saw the feats and achievements of some of history's famous characters: George Washington, General James Wolfe, the Marquis de Montcalm and William Pitt. It also saw the Battle of the Plains of Abraham on September 13, 1759, a significant date in the evolution of the country of Canada, a day which changed the course of history on the North American continent. The context for the French and Indian War was the rivalry between France and England. After the Reformation, both countries went different ways: England became Protestant while France remained Roman Catholic. While both sought overseas exploits, neither country was the first to arrive in the New World. Other nation states such as Spain and Portugal had already ventured into North America. However, the rivalry between the two countries was transferred to the New World.

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