Indians and French were the two groups of people settled on lands to the west of the thirteen British colonies.
The East Coast of what is now the United States is home to the British Colonies. Native American groups including the Creek, Cherokee, and Chickasaw were living in Indian land to their west.
Between 1754 and 1763, there was a global nine-year conflict that included the French and Indian War. France and Great Britain engaged in a war to rule the huge colonial continent of North America.
The French, who held a sizable portion of the region north of Indian Country, were another population to their west. Regarding land conflicts and other matters, the French and the British were frequently at one other's throats. Following the British victory over France in the Seven Years War, the French territories were finally lost.
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