The Appalachian Mountains became the western boundary of the British colonies.
under French rule until 1803, when all the French territory west of the Mississippi River was purchased by the United States.i.e. it was first claimed by France .
The Ohio river valley became an area of conflict because of the fertile land that it contained. There, the French or the British could set up camps and claim the territory as their own leaving them self sustaining for the most part.
The British ceded the area north of the Ohio River and west of the Appalachian Mountains at the end of the Revolutionary War with the signing of the Paris Treaty in 1783.
Grand (Neosho) River.
The river dividing france and britian territories is the "Erie River"
The British wanted French territory (Ohio River Valley)
Both the French and the British are interested in fur trade. And also that the Ohio River Valley connects the Louisiana and the New France territory. If the British claim that land, then these two French territory will not be connected.
the answer is: Mississippi river. and your welcome!
Both the British and French had troops and forts in The Ohio Territory. The British felt they owned everything. The French, who already settled areas in Canada, wanted to own more.
Mississippi River
To stop the fighting between the French and the British for the unclaimed territory that is now Ohio.
The French had occupied the territory
The Ohio river
The French came to the Ohio River Valley because it allowed them to control the Mississippi river and the valley offered a bountiful amount of fertile farmland which was not offered in their Quebec territory.
the french
False. It was fought between the British (who joined forces with the English/American colonists in the 13 colonies) and the French (who joined the Native Americans). It a war over the territory west of the Ohio River. It ended with the Treaty of Paris through which France granted most of the territory they had in Canada and east of the Mississippi River.