Asked by Anonymous

What was one way the historical rivalry between the French and the English played out in the American colonies?
A. The two European powers fought over control of present-day Floridia
B. They competed over resources in the Ohio River Valley
C. They clashed over trade regulations in New York City
D. They both sought to convert the Native Americans to Catholicism.
I believe the answer is A right?
Thanks
Answered by Ms. Sue
No.
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Yes. B
Answered by Brady
I agree with Ms.Sue and you that B is correct.

When the French starting to build forts in the Ohio River Valley, the American colonies sent George Washington to demand that they stop there claim over the area. They then refused, and George left in an hurry to gather as many men as he could to attack Fort Duquesne. They attacked and retreated to a fort that they had then built. This was attacked by the French, and George had to surrender. This escalated to many more battles, and the start of the French and Indian War, with the French and English against each other.

I hope this helps! :)

P.S. I know most of this off the top of my head because it was one of my favorite things to learn about. I have many things that have info about this time period, so that's why.
Answered by Jill
IT IS B 4 SURE PEOPLES! K? U R WELCOME.
Answered by Sam
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1.b
2.c
3.a
4.a
5.b
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