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The '''French and Indian War''' was a military conflict between 1754 and 1763. It saw the [[British America|colonial possessions]] of the [[British Empire]] and their Native American allies combat their [[France|French]] colonial counterpart and their own native allies. A theatre of the much wider {{wiki|Seven Years War}}, the conflict ended with the ceding of Canada and Florida to Britain and ensured the survival of the Thirteen Colonies.
The '''French and Indian War''' was a military conflict between 1754 and 1763. It saw the [[British America|colonial possessions]] of the [[British Empire]] and their Native American allies combat their [[France|French]] colonial counterpart and their own native allies. A theatre of the much wider {{wiki|Seven Years War}}, the conflict ended with the ceding of Canada and Florida to Britain and ensured the survival of the Thirteen Colonies.

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The French and Indian War was a military conflict between 1754 and 1763. It saw the colonial possessions of the British Empire and their Native American allies combat their French colonial counterpart and their own native allies. A theatre of the much wider Seven Years War, the conflict ended with the ceding of Canada and Florida to Britain and ensured the survival of the Thirteen Colonies.

The Native American Assassin Connor was present during the conflict.[1]

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