What was the role of William Penn in the French and Indian War

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Ivan2 years ago

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Answer:

He created Pennsylvania and was a quaker leader, and therefore, was part of the force trying to take the indian's territory in the colonies

Explanation:

The French and Indian war was a battle between the British and the Native americans. They were fighting over who owned the american colonies, William Penn was a leader of the quakers and the Pennsylvania colony therefor, he was one of the instigators on britain's side.

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