Struggle For Control of North America

In the 1740s, Britain and France found that the struggle for dominating North America is inevitable. French involvement in fur trade and the UK 's focus on its cash crop led to a desire for more land growth, which eventually resulted in a confrontation between the two empires. France is moving forward west in search of its valuable resource, Beaver. European fashion enthusiasts place importance on the warm and luxurious appearance of Beaver's fur cap. Demand for fur is rising. French travelers also recruited Indian people to a fur company to help with hunting.

In the control struggle in North America, the competition between England and France is very important, there are conflicts with Spain, the decline of power, but important but secondary issues. The latter conflict reached the heyday of the "Jenkins war" in 1739 when the British and their American settlers began fighting Spaniards. In the colony, the war involved the seesaw between Florida's Spaniards and the West Indies and British colonies in South Carolina and Georgia. But one of the most eye-catching episodes is the British exploration against Jamaica in Cartagena, the main port of Colombian Spanish colonies. The mainland colonies provided a group to participate in the attacks on British regulation under the direction of Britain.

As the French and British colonies moved further inland, their domination of the competition inside North America became a new battlefield for power struggle in Europe. These power struggles, particularly the power struggle between the UK and France, transformed their business partnership with indigenous peoples into an important military alliance and provided the necessary support for the two camps. Ultimately, executives in the UK were eager to gain military assistance before eventually becoming the ultimate France - British dispute in North America (the 7 - year war of 1756 - 1763), and in 1755 the Indian Department Was established to coordinate the alliance with the powerful Howdy Sanone. The new department is trying to solve colonial fraud and indigenous peoples along the colonial border and their land abuse.

General: Colonies were gradually formed from the establishment of the first British permanent settlement in North America until the definitive war that dominates the continent in Europe. At first, they struggled for survival, but they became eternal farmers, farms, towns and urban societies. European settlers brought about various cultures, economic plans and ideas to manage the United States. In particular, in a variety of ways, all of them tried to dominate local residents. The British are proud of the tradition of free farmers they work in this land. Various colonies create regional or regional differences based on many factors such as topography, natural resources, climate, settler background and so on. They consider American Indians to be most of the barriers to colonial growth. This emphasizes reliance on slavery and Atlantic slave trade, as emphasis on agriculture is creating labor demand.