Question

Which of the following statements about the French and Indian War is true? a.) The English and French were allied against native tribes that occupied land because they wanted it for their own settlers. b.) Chances for an English victory looked bleak, as France had a significantly larger military and more native allies. c.) Though it took place in America and involved Native Americans, the war was largely directed from London and Paris. d.) Most of the fighting took place between rival native tribes on behalf of their English and French allies.

Answer 1

B and C because the British sent the colonists to fight in the war and do most of the dirty work, and b because the French had allied themselves with the native Americans who knew the place well

Answer 2

The true statement about the French and the English war is that Most of the fighting took place between rival native tribes on behalf of their English and French allies. Option D is correct.

This war took place in America during the colonial era. The conflict was between the French people and the English. It began in the year 1754 and ended in the year 1763.

Both sides were fighting to get a control of the major areas in North America. As both sides fought, the natives were allies to either sides with the hope that they would benefit from whatever side that won in the conflict.

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