The French and Indian War
In the 1750s, American colonists were happy to be part of the British Empire. Were it not for the French and Indian War, fought between England and France from 1754 to 1763, America might not have sought her independence. Tom Hand, creator and publisher of Americana Corner, discusses how the French and Indian War changed the colonists view of their place in the British Empire, and why it still matters today. Read Tom’s blog to learn more.
Photo credits:
Library of Congress
New York State Archives
National Army Museum
National Postal Museum
National Archives
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