What was a cause of the French and Indian War? O The French killed General Braddock in an ambush at Fort Necessity. O The French built forts to stop the English from settling on land around the Ohio River. O The French took over a British fort in Virginia with help from Half King, the Seneca chief. The French burned Fort Pitt to the ground, causing the British and Native Americans to retaliate.

Many Americans think of the Revolutionary War as the pivotal event of eighteenth-century America because, to them, it represents the beginnings of our country. However, some historians argue that the French and Indian War was more significant, as its events and aftermath started Americans on the path to independence.

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