Main factors that led to the french and indian war

The French and Indian War was caused by a battle against France and England’s struggle over colonial territories as well as wealth. The war took place in the continents of North America and Europe involving countries such as England, Prussia, France, Russia, Spain and others. The seven-year-colonial-extension-war made great impact in Europe during 1756 to 1763. It was known to be the bloodiest American war in history on the 1800s as it made more casualties compared to the American Revolution.