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Fort Necessity and the Battle of Great Meadows
Leading the British troops of 393 men was Lieutenant Colonel George Washington and Captain James McKay. On the other side the French were led by Captain Louis Coulon de Villers. The French had 700 troops. The French won the Battle of Great Meadows. -
Battle of the Monongahela
In this battle the leader of the French troops was Captain Lienard de Beajeu and Captain Jean-Daniel Dumas. The French had a total of 891 men. The British had 1300 men and were led by Major General Edward Braddock. The French and Native Americans won this battle -
Battle of Lake George
Leading this British for this battle was Sr. William Johnson. They had 1500 men and 200 Indians. The French in the other hand had 1500 men and their leader was Jean Erdman and Baron Dieskau. The British won this battle. -
Siege of Fort William Henry
The British had 2500 men and their leader was Lieutenant Colonel George Monro. The French leader was Marquis de Montcalm and had approximately 8000 men. The winner of this battle was the French and Indians. -
Siege of Louisbourg
The French leader of this battle Chevalier de Drucour. The French had 3500 men and 3500 sailors/marines. The British leaders were Major General Jeffry Amherot, Abmiral Edward Boscawen, and Brigadier General James Wolfe. The British had 14000 men and 1200 sailors/marines. The British won this battle. -
Battle of Carillon During the French and Indian War
The leaders for the British were Major General James Abercrombie and Brigadier-General Lord George Howe. They had 15000-16000 men. The French had 3600 men and their leaders were Major General Louis-Joseph de Montcalm and Chevalier de Lewis. The winner of this battle was the French. -
The Battle of Fort Niagara in the French and Indian War
The British leaders were Brigadier General John Prideaux and Sir William Johnson and they had 3945 men. The French had 486 men and were lead by Captain Pierre Pouchot. The British won this battle. -
Battle of Quebec
The British leader for this battle was Major General James Wolfe and had 4400 men engaged and 8000 men around Quebec. The French had 4500 men engaged and 3500 men in Quebec. The French Marquis de Montcalm. The battle was won by the British.
