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George Washington told French to leave
govorner of Virginia sent a force led by 21-year-old George Washington to tell the French to leave -
French and Indian War
war between Britain, France, and their allies for control of North America -
Washington's resignation
blamed for fort nesesity Washington resighns and later returns as a volunteer under British authority -
Braddock Marches
Braddock marched toward the French at Fort Duquesne with Washington at his side and an army of 2100 -
The Battle of the Wilderness
British general Braddock forces or defeated near Fort Duquensne in Pennsylvania leaving the Backwoods of British territory undefeated -
Declarations of War
Great Britian declares war on France, and France declares war on Great Britian -
Britian has a new secretary
Britian has a new secretary whose name is William Pitt -
British and Indian peace
the British make peace with the Iroquois, Shawnee, and Delaware Indians -
A Slow Route to Victory
the British take Fort Niagara; the French abandon Crown Point, after these two victories the British control the entire western frontier -
Quebec
The Britishwin the decisive battle of Quebec Montcalm and Wolfe the commanding generals of both armies parish in battle -
Montreal
MOrtreal falls to the British; letters are sighned finishing the surrender of Canada -
Pontiac's Rebellion
Native American revolt against the British colonies -
Treaty of Paris
ended the French and Indian War
