Why were the forks so important in the french and Indian war? I was thinking that the french wanted to control the American-Indian trade in the Ohio River Valley.

What is the significance of the battle of saratoga? a. the defeat at saratoga allowed the british to invade new england by land. b. after the defeat at saratoga france refuse to sign a treaty with the united states. c. the british won a decisive victory at saratoga. d. after the victory at saratoga france gave open support to the united states including arms money and ships.

The british commonwealth is: a. the national treasury. b. the british social services system. c. an alliance of former british colonies. d. a shared land for grazing sheep in britain.

Which type of work did slaves in the us south not engage in? gang work skilled work task work union work