What was george washington's role in the french and indian war?                 a.  he called for peace and the british make terms with the french.      b.  he was ordered to deliver a message to french settlers, but the french refused to yield.      c.  he served as the president and led the fight against the french and the indians.      d.  he led the french army against the british to victory.

B. He was ordered to deliver a message to French settlers, but the French refused to yield.

Explanation:

George Washington was a part of the commission as an ambassador from the British that was sent to the French to negotiate. Washington returned to Governor Dinwiddie with the fact that the French refused to negotiate and wanted to take a part of Virginia. He was later sent back to keep the French out of their colony.

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