The Britishers had the bigger advantage of becoming rich than the French people which will allow them to provide better products to the native Americans whereas the French tried to understand the lifestyle of the native Americans and respected them.
<h3>Why did the Britishers want Ohio River Valley?</h3>
Great Britain and France each claimed the Ohio River Valley. British settlers desired to farm the wealthy soil there, and the French desired to entice beavers and change the furs.
But French understood the lifestyle of the native Americans and wanted to give service to them according to their needs.
Hence, The Britishers had the bigger advantage of becoming rich in the Ohio valley over the french, and because of this reason they wanted the Ohio valley.
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The United States did not want to get involved in WW2 because isolationist believe that since no country had yet instigated the US, there was no good reason to get involved in the war. But the US was forced to fight after the bombing of Pearl Harbor (which I kinda think is weird since Hawaii wasn't annexed until 1960 into the US)
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Here are the matches:
<em>Young Americans for Freedom: </em>Conservative group in favor of the Vietnam War, lower taxes, and strong anti-communists.
This group was founded in 1960. It's an activist group with conservative views, matching the anti-communism, low taxes, and pro-war views.
<em>Students for a Democratic Society:</em> Advocated for "participatory democracy" and community involvement; anti-Vietnam war.
This group was also founded in 1960 but ended in 1974. It was another student activist group, and this one had views farther to the left.
<em>Free Speech Movement:</em> College students asserting their right to be heard and counted.
This was a major student protest in the mid-1960s concerning the rights of college students at the University of California, Berkeley.
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