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Fort Necessity and the Battle of Great Meadows
The war consisted of 3 leaders, Lieutenant Colonel George Washington, Captain James McCay, and Captain Louis Coulon de Viliers. The war was fought in south western PA. The British fought with 393 men and the French fought with 700 men. The war resolved with the French winning. -
Battle of the Monogahela
The french & Indian war was fought in southwester PA with the British leader Major General Edward Braddock, and the French leaders Captain lienard de Beaujeu, and Captain Jean - Daniel Dumas. The British fought with 1,300 men, and french with 891 men. In result the french and native americans won. -
Battle of Lake George
The battle was fought around Lake Champlain with british leader Sir William Johnson, and French leaders Jean Erdman, and Baron Dieskau. The british contained 1,500 men and 200 indians, and !,500 french men. In result the British won. -
Siege of Fort William Henry
The battle was fought around lake george, with the british leader Lieutenant Colonel George Monro and the French leader Marquis de Montcalm. The British fought with 2,500 men and the French with 8,000 men. In result the French and Indians won. -
Siege of Louisbourg
The war was fought in Quebec with 3 British leaders Major General Jeffry Amherst, Admiral Edward Boscawen, Brigadier General James Wolfe and French leader Chevalier de Druconr. The british fought with 14,000 men, 12,000 sailors, and 40 warships. The French fought with 3,500 men, 3,500 sailors, and 5 warships. In result, the British won. -
BAttle of Carillon
The battle was fought at lake Champlain with British leaders Major General James Abercrombie & Brigadier General Lord Grooge Howd, and French leader Chevalier de Levis. The British fought with 15,000 - 16,000 men, and the French fought with 15,000 men. In result, the British won. -
The Battle of Fort Niagra
The battle started on July 6, and the French surrendered July 26th. The battle was fought in Youngstown with British leaders Brigadier General John Preaux, Sir William Johnson, and French leader Captain Pierre Pouchot. The British used 3,945 men, and the French used 486 men. In result the British won. -
Battle of Quebec
The battle was fought in Louisbourg with British leader Major General James Wolfe, and French leader Marquis de Montcalm. The British fought with 4,400 men engaged, and 8,000 around Quebec. The French fought with 4,500 engaged, and 3,500 in Quebec. In result the British won.