You are to choose one person or one battle from the French and Indian War for this assignment. You are going to research your chosen battle or person. Then you are going to write a letter home about your chosen person or your experiences during the battle and you are going to write about it from the view point of an ordinary soldier. Below is the list of people and battles you can write about. ✓ Assignment- Imagine you are a person from the French and Indian War.
Write a friendly letter to a friend or relative telling of your experiences. The
letter must included information from your research on that person or battle. ✓ The letter must be typed. ✓ Font size-12 ✓ Double-spaced ✓ Friendly letter format. ✓ Must have at least three resources,
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The Aftermath of the Battle of Fort Niagara:

Explanation:

In the Battle of Fort Niagara, the British sustained 239 killed and wounded while the French incurred 109 killed and wounded as well as 377 captured. Though he had wished to be allowed to depart for Montreal with the honors of war, Pouchot and his command were instead taken to Albany, NY as prisoners of war. The victory at Fort Niagara was the first of several for British forces in North America in 1759. As Johnson was securing Pouchot's surrender, Amherst's forces to the east were taking Fort Carillon before advancing on Fort St. Frederic (Crown Point). The highlight of the campaign season came in September when Wolfe's men won the Battle of Quebec.

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on this day in 1833, president andrew jackson announces that the government will no longer use the second bank of the united states, the country's national bank. a national bank had first been created by george washington and alexander hamilton in 1791 to serve as a central repository for federal fund