The immediate cause for the start of the french and indian war was

a. french building of forts in british-claimed territory

b. native american attacks of french settlments

c. british colonial settlments in french-claimed territory

d. the formation of alliances between the british and the native americans considering natives had nothing to do with this war.

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Carlos Sheppard

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10 May, 02:58

The immediate cause for the start of the french and indian war was

a. french building of forts in british-claimed territory

b. native american attacks of french settlments

c. british colonial settlments in french-claimed territory

d. the formation of alliances between the british and the native americans considering natives had nothing to do with this war.

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Aryan Patel · Answer 1

The immediate cause for the start of the french and indian war was " c. British colonial settlments in french-claimed territory" since the heart of the war was over property disputes. The Indians sided with the French.