April 14, 1756: Gov. Morris declares war on Delawares. April 15, 1756: Assembly passes law putting provincial troops under military discipline. July 24-31, 1756: Gov. Morris and Teedyuscung get ...

Learn the history of the French and Indian War! Skip to Main Content. Live TV; Shows; My Station; My List; ... From 1756-1757, the French had a string of victories, one right after another.

It’s been known since the day the first spade of soil was turned and the first log was laid in June 1756 to create the short-lived French and Indian War fort that it had been somewhere on the ...

Pennsylvania colonial soldiers built the French and Indian War post in 1756 during their march upriver to construct Fort Augusta at present-day Sunbury.

The Seven Years’ War (1756–1763) was a global conflict involving most of the great powers of the time, ... (known as the French and Indian War) to the Caribbean, Africa, ...

French & Indian War: Roots of the American Revolution. ... Pennsylvania authorized Colonel John Armstrong to strike back at the Indian village known as Kittanning in 1756.

Our discussion of government and American justice begins with the French and Indian War. This conflict began in 1756 when local Indian tribes allied with the French and fought against the British ...

Portraying French, British, Colonial and Native American combatants, reenactors camped with tents and gear authentic to the period of the French & Indian War (1754-630 and staged battles with ...

Now, at 1 p.m. on Sunday, June 23, Sharon Spangenberg will present a program on the French and Indian War focusing on Fort Nomanock ... It also showed John Stevens' accounts of Jan. 14, 1756, ...