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WHAT I really need help with, is what the french and english side did and what they were responsible for, so I'm able to write articles supporting them. PLEASE HELP! Thank you

Pretend you are a war correspondent who has taken a time machine back to the French and Indian War. You go back and forth between the French side and the English side to report on the action. You send two articles back to your paper in which you report on the war. In one article you will take the English side, and in the other article, you will take the French side

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WHAT I really need help with, is what the french and english side did and what they were responsible for, so I'm able to write articles supporting them. PLEASE HELP! Thank you

Pretend you are a war correspondent who has taken a time machine back to the French and Indian War. You go back and forth between the French side and the English side to report on the action. You send two articles back to your paper in which you report on the war. In one article you will take the English side, and in the other article, you will take the French side

anonymous · Answer

try using a Venn diagram

anonymous · Answer

Using a Venn Diagram isn't really neccesary. Basically you are going to gather information on what was happening in the ranks of the French, and then in the ranks of the Brits. it's not asking you to compare or contrast, just give some information on what went on with them. try looking for quotes or diary entries from members of both armies. that will give you an inside look on how the people felt. You can make it as if you were doing an interview. :)