Coach Crawford 5th Grade History - 3.1 French and Indian War

Three times between 1689 and 1748, ___________ and _____________ fought for power in Europe and North America. Each war ended with an uneasy peace.

(a)  

In (a)   , fighting broke out for a fourth time. British settlers called the conflict the French and Indian War because it pitted them against France and its American Indian allies.

The French and Indian War was part of a larger war called the (a)   that involved conflicts not just in North American but also in Europe and Asia.

The (a)   had good relationships with American Indian tribes.

The French built strong alliances with American Indian groups such as the _____________and the _____________

(a)  

An English trader and official named (a)   helped gain Iroquois support for Britain. He had an Indian wife named Molly Brant.

In the end, Britain managed to convince the powerful (a)   nations to join with them.

(a)   was 22 years old with he took part in the Ohio Valley conflict.

George Washington grew up on a plantation in (a)   , the son of wealthy parents.

Along the way Washington learned that the French had just completed (a)   at the very spot where Washington hoped to build his fort.