In what way was the Ohio River Valley a factor in the French and Indian War? The Ohio River Valley was controlled by both France and Spain. The Ohio River Valley was near the coast and offered trade opportunities. The Ohio River Valley had good farmland and control over rivers. The Ohio River Valley was outside of territory claimed by the Europeans.

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Braden Sellers

10 October, 01:48

In what way was the Ohio River Valley a factor in the French and Indian War? The Ohio River Valley was controlled by both France and Spain. The Ohio River Valley was near the coast and offered trade opportunities. The Ohio River Valley had good farmland and control over rivers. The Ohio River Valley was outside of territory claimed by the Europeans.

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Antonio Holmes · Answer 1

The Answer is A The Ohio River Valley was controlled by both France and Spain.

Micah · Answer 2

The correct answer is A) the Ohio River was controlled by both, France and Spain.

The Ohio River was a factor in the French and Indian War in that the Ohio River was controlled by both, France and Spain.

The French Indian War was fought from 1754 to 1763 between England and France because both countries wanted to control the Ohio River Valley. The region had plentiful natural resources and was key to the fur trade. France said this was part of its territory and Great Britain sad it was its own territory in that it was part of Virginia.