U.S. Military Academy history professor Robert McDonald discussed the American colonists' beliefs and role in the French and Indian War also known as the Seven Years War. He spoke about the ...

European historians, however, consider the French and Indian War to be the North American off-shoot of the Seven Years War; a much larger conflict happening in Europe around the same time.

This week (Feb. 10) in 1763, France and Great Britain signed the Treaty of Paris, thereby ending the French and Indian War (sometimes called the Seven Years War). At first glance, it was a big ...

Log-in to bookmark & organize content - it's free! David Narret lectures on the events leading up to the French and Indian War. American History professor David Narrett lectures about the events ...

These shots would truly be heard around the world as they led directly to both the French and Indian War and the world-wide Seven Years' War. After firing the shots at Jumonville Glen, Washington ...

Both women were writing to their husbands, French sailors on the same ship ... it erupted into the Seven Years’ War, a global conflict fought on five continents that many historians regard ...

The British had emerged victorious from the French and Indian War, or the Seven Years’ War as it was known in a global context: When the two countries signed the Treaty of Paris in 1763 ...

That is what happened to more than 100 letters mailed to French sailors from their loved ones, written between 1757 and 1758, seized by Britain's Royal Navy during the Seven Years' War ...

Although it's no longer there, a defensive military fort built during the French and Indian War under the command of a young ...

Sponsor Message Sent between 1757-58 during the Seven Years War, the letters were mostly addressed to the crew of the Galatée warship, and the French postal administration forwarded them from ...