French and Indian War: A History From Beginning to End (Native American History)

I’d highly rate the book because it is brief in plain English, so you can get through the pages fast. Meanwhile, it doesn’t miss the points and lessons we learn from the event in big picture.The history of the Seven Years' War (French and Indian War was the North American Theater of this global warfare), the first part of the Second Global War, like the Great War (1914-1918) as the first round of the Third Global War, supports my idea that the Thirty Years' War in the previous century was actual

Not much is known about the war that was fought during the 18th Century for dominance in North America as the world was busy with the wars that were being fought on the continent. However, what was happening in the continent was impacting the developments in North America. The book brings about quite clearly how the French influence was eliminated in the region by the British.

I clearly remember thinking that the French and Indian War made no sense to me when I was in the fifth grade. I wondered why the French and Native Americans were at war with each other, and why that war had anything to do with American history. Clearly the way it was being taught was wrong (at least to me).Winston Churchill once called this war, known in Europe as The Seven Year War, the first world war. The French and the Native Americans were allied and fighting the British. George Washington