1. Why was the Ohio River Valley so important to the countries at war? it was essential to the Native American allies it provided a way to ship lumber for French shipbuilding O It was close to an area that the British were turning into farmland it linked the Great Lakes claims & rivers that surrounded the area to the Atlantic Ocean

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1. Why was the Ohio River Valley so important to the countries at war?
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it was essential to the Native American allies
O it provided a way to ship lumber for French shipbuilding
O It was close to an area that the British were turning into farmland
it linked the Great Lakes claims & rivers that surrounded the area to the Atlantic
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Transcribed Image Text:1. Why was the Ohio River Valley so important to the countries at war? 10 it was essential to the Native American allies O it provided a way to ship lumber for French shipbuilding O It was close to an area that the British were turning into farmland it linked the Great Lakes claims & rivers that surrounded the area to the Atlantic Ocean
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