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In May 1754, George Washington's militia attacked a detachment of French soldiers, and the French counterattacked. In the battle that followed Washington surrendered. The battle was the opening of the French and Indian War
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The British army suffered many defeats during 1775 and throughout 1776
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In 1757, Britain's King George II selected William Pit as a leader to run his government.
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In September 1759, the British troops won a short but deadly battle on the French to lead the British to victory in the French and Indian War
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In 1763, The french and Indian War officialy ended with the Treaty of Paris. Great Britain claimed all of North America east of the Mississippi River.