What Triggered the Anglo-French Conflict in 1754 That Inaugurated the French

question 28

Multiple Choice

What triggered the Anglo-French conflict in 1754 that inaugurated the French and Indian War?

• A) British speculators, mostly Virginians, claimed land in the Ohio Valley where the French were erecting forts to control the Ohio River.
• B) The British attempted to build forts along the Ohio River to inhibit French trade.
• C) An intense rivalry developed between England and France for the friendship of the local Iroquois tribes.
• D) French and British fisherman clashed over fishing rights off the cod-rich coasts of lower Canada and New England.
• E) Both countries wanted control of the Mississippi trade at the disputed settlement of New Orleans.

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