Which describes the major cause of the French and Indian War?

A. Disagreements between the French and the Indians over how to use the land and who owns the land.
B. Arguments about the prices Indians were paid for the furs they trapped for the British.
C. Arguments about the rights of Indians in French North America.
D. Disagreements between the French and British over land claims and the fur trade.

The correct answer is D. The major causes of the French and Indian War were disagreements between the French and the British over land claims and the fur trade. ;

Answered by francocanacari | 2024-06-12

The statement that best describes the major cause of the French and Indian War is the disagreements between the French and British over land claims and the fur trade

The French and Indian War arises due to conflicting claims between Great Britain and France due to territory and waterways, beaver trade, religious differences, etc.

The war strained british and colonial relations as land acquisition issues arises.
Conclusively, The war lasted Seven Years War as they fought for control of North America and the rich fur trade.
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Answered by Martebi | 2024-06-15

The major cause of the French and Indian War was the disagreements between the French and British over land claims and the fur trade. This conflict arose mainly in the Ohio River Valley, where both countries competed for territorial control. The war eventually led to major territorial changes in North America after the British victory.
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Answered by Martebi | 2024-10-09