Question

How was the Ohio River Valley important to the start of the French and Indian War?

-It's resources were needed to build the colonial navy up.
-Britain and France disagreed over who owned the area.
-Native Americans considered this area their sacred hunting grounds.
-Its boundaries were disputed among the Spanish and colonial governors.

Answer 1

The answer is B, Britain and France disagreed over who owned the area

Answer 2

The rivers are the main source of traveling and navigation.  They play a curial or strategic role in french and Indian war.

As the french wanted to control the American Indian trade they targeted the Ohio river to keep the Pennsylvania traders out.

• Apart form that they also wanted the American Indian who were living there to be on their side.

• The French also wanted to keep the Allegheny Mountains.

Thus the option B is correct.

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