allisonxyooj22

20.10.2020 • 

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The French and Indian War took place in the American Colonies from 1754 to 1763. The war got its name because the French were fighting the British, and both sides were allied
with Native American Indian tribes. French allies included the Shawnee, Lenape, Ojibwa,
Ottawa, and the Algonquin peoples, British allies included the Iroquois, Catawba, and the
Cherokee (for a time).
The French and Indian War got its name because:
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the French and British both had Native American allies.
the French were fighting the Native Americans
the French were hghting the British
the British were highting the Native Americans

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minelly1717

05.02.2022

History

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it's the French and British both had native American Allies.

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Tyrant4life

22.10.2020

History

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July of 1863 was not a good month for the traitorous Southern armies.

In July of 1863, in two very different parts of the country and under very different circumstances, the Northern Army proved that it could counter the military "genius" of the traitorous southern army and provided a much needed shot of morale boost for the Northern cause.

This enabled the North to begin a rally which would turn the tide of the War.

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