Which of the following were the causes of the French and Indian War? (Select 2)

Question

(2 points)
Responses

The British and the French both wanted control of the Ohio River Valley.
The British and the French both wanted control of the Ohio River Valley.

The French and the Native Americans both wanted to control the gold trade.
The French and the Native Americans both wanted to control the gold trade.

The British tricked the French and Native Americans into fighting against each other.
The British tricked the French and Native Americans into fighting against each other.

Native Americans wanted to protect their land and resources from outsiders.

Answer 1

The two main causes of the French and Indian War among the options provided are:

1. The British and the French both wanted control of the Ohio River Valley.
2. Native Americans wanted to protect their land and resources from outsiders.

These factors contributed significantly to the conflict between the British and French, as well as involving various Native American tribes who were concerned about the encroachment on their territories.