French and Indian War

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    French and Indian War

  • The first bloodshed

    The first bloodshed
    George Washington vanquishes a French unit in a surprise attack south of Fort Duquesne. His troops pull back and build Fort Necessity.
  • Battle of Fort Necessity

    Battle of Fort Necessity
    George Washington and a small group of militiamen marched into Ohio Country to drive the French from the region. They were attempting to capture fort Duquense but it was to strongly defended.
  • Braddock's defeat

    Braddock's defeat
    Major General Edward Braddock was dispatched to command the British and colonial forces in North America.His forces were defeated on the Monongehela River near Fort Duquesne, leaving the backwoods of British-claimed territory undefended.
  • Declaration of war

    Declaration of war
    A document is signed that officially started the war betweenGreat Britan and the French, eventhough a great deal of blood had already been shed.
  • Fort William Henry

    Fort William Henry
    Fort William Henry is captured by the commandder in cheif of the French, Louis-Joseph de Montcalm.
  • Fort Frontenac

    Fort Frontenac
    The French surrender Fort Frontenac on Lake Ontario, Destroying the comunication ability with the troops in the Ohio Valley.
  • Slow Route to Victory

    Slow Route to Victory
    British take Fort Niagra, while the French abandon Crown Point. The British now control the entire western frontier.
  • Quebec

    Quebec
    The British win the battle of Quebec. Both commanding generals Montcalm and Wolfe are killed.
  • Montreal

    Montreal
    Montreal is captured by the British and Canada's surrender is final.
  • Treaty of Paris

    Treaty of Paris
    All of the French land east of the Mississippi are forfeited to the British other than New Orleans. All of the French land to the west is given to the Spanish.