The French and Indian War
Dusk! The last shot of the first battle has been fired. The soldiers, the hungry, the injured and the weary, have retired to their camps. A man is seen lying on the ground calling out for his mother to come and rescue him from this hell on earth that has become his life. He is in such pain and agony one can only imagine. Another soldier is seen on the ground next to the other, only this one is dead, one of thousands. A massacre has been, and many more will come. This is the French and Indian War. The French and Indian War, or the Seven Years War as the Europeans called it, was known as the first world war and has a few different beginnings. Hostilities first began in 1629 with the English occupying Quebec from 1629 until 1632. In 1752, Robert Dinwiddie started granting land to citizens of his colony, setting in motion the events that inevitably would lead to the war in 1756. Another conflict was brought about when a young Virginian, George Washington, was ordered in 1753to tell the French they were occupying Virginia’s territory. On his next mission, to gain British Control in the west, Washington heard of the surrender of Fort Prince George so he
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Approximate Word count = 836
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)
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