He ordered George Washington and

his militiamen to force the French out of western Pennsylvania. This decision was one direct cause of the French and Indian War.

Carol Cullen

administrator

He was the second in command to 

General Wolfe at the battle of Quebec. 

He was later named governor of the

province of New York. Monckton was 

remembered for capturing Beausejour 

and Martinique.

Megan Kenneally

French and British.

Lake George, New York August 1757.

French brought a massive troop

 to attack the British.

The French used heavy guns.

800 men worked for the British to

build trenches.

 Brad Thies

and Indian War. He led the Forbes Expedition

which captured the French outpost at Fort

Duquesne. He named Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

after William Pitt the Elder. 

Will Motta

Sofie Andrews

Seven Years' War

His earliest campaigns against the British were

a huge success, especially the Battle of Carillon

in 1758.

He died in the Siege of Quebec without realizing that

Wolfe was killed as well.

Dean Grupposo

It was fought on the Isthmus of Chigento ,and ended on June 16th 1755.

Matt Siravo

Alice Izyumofff

Charles Pisaturo

~ James Grant led over 800 men into the fort for attack

French troops led by Baron de Dieskau, while British

troops were led by William Johnson

British troops fought to gain control over North American

lands

French troops were thrown into the lake, so this became

known as "The Bloody Pond"

Carrie Minassian

the Jumonville affair, was the opening of the

French and Indian War.

This battle was fought on May 28, 1754 near present

day Uniontown in Fayette County in

Pennsylvania

Kaileigh hunsinger

  Led the battle at Fort Ticonderoga in 1758

  Lost even tough he had a troop of 15,000 and

  the French only had 3,600

 Aislinn Hanley

Sent to Ohio country to build a fort. Found

out that the French had just finished a fort in

the area he was to build, so he attacked the

French with 150 men. Before they could

counterattack, he built Fort Necessity and took a

stand. He eventually had to surrender, but he was

released and he returned to his home.

Matthew Baker

This battle was in the French and Indian War

or The Seven Year's War. Also it took place in

Quebec, Canada. The British and Canadians

were against the Americans. The

winner of this battle was the British and

Canadian People. They ended the threat of

the British control of Canada.

Jillian Zayat

~at the junction of the Allegheny and Monongahela rivers 

~James Grant led over 800 men into Fort Duquesne for the attack

~Only 200 enemys got into the fort for battle in French and Indian War

~Battle of Fort Duquesne British attacked the French fort and led the end of the French power

 -Aria Pegg

The French side was led by Baron de

Dieskau, while the British side was led by

William Johnson

The battle occured because the British wanted all North American lands to themselves

The bodies of French troops were thrown

 into the lake, which gave this act the name

 "The Bloody Pond"

Carrie Minassian

-Attilio

Jeffrey Amherst took the French fort at 

Louisbourg, Cape Breton Island, in 1758 

and was promoted to chief of command in

America. he directed the campaign that

captured Quebec and Montreal, and in 1761

he quelled the Indian uprising under 

Pontiac. 

Samantha Evans

Sophia Hanley

Was Commander-in-Chief

Gave orders for deportation without consent from Great Britain

Royal governor of Massachusetts

-Julia Lotti

 campaign to remove the French from the Great

 Lakes and the Ohio River Valley

The Battle of Fort Niagara was part of a

campaign to remove the French from the 

Great Lakes and the Ohio River Valley. 

The battle was on July sixth, 1759.

Connor Venagro

was the opening of the French and Indian

war. This battle was fought on May 28, 1754

near present-day Uniontown in Fayette County,

Pennsylvania.

Kaileigh Hunsinger

Aditya Kini

Aditya Kini

French and British.

Lake George, New York August 1757.

French brought a massive troop

 to attack the British.

The French used heavy guns.

800 men worked for the British to

build trenches.

 Brad Thies