What were some reasons for the French and Indian War? Select all that apply.

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The French and Indian War (1754-1763) was primarily fought between the British and French empires in North America, along with various Native American allies. Here are some key reasons for the war:

  1. Territorial Disputes: The British and French were competing for control over North America, particularly in the Ohio River Valley, where both powers claimed territory.

  2. Trade Competition: Both empires sought to expand their trade networks and control lucrative fur trade routes, leading to conflicts over trade dominance in the region.

  3. Colonial Expansion: The British colonies were expanding westward, encroaching on lands claimed by the French and their Native allies, leading to tensions and confrontations.

  4. Native American Alliances: The French had established strong alliances with many Native American tribes, which created conflict with British settlers who sought to expand their territories.

If you are selecting from a list, consider these points while identifying the correct reasons.

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