King William's War

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King William's War was the North American theater of the Nine Years' War (1688–1697), fought mainly between English and French colonial forces and their Indigenous allies.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf colonial war
theater of the Nine Years' War
war
alsoKnownAs First French and Indian War
War of the League of Augsburg in America
belligerent Abenaki people
English colonists
English-allied Indigenous nations
French colonists
French-allied Indigenous nations
Iroquois Confederacy
Mi'kmaq people
Mohawk people
Wabanaki Confederacy
cause European Nine Years' War extending to colonial theaters
rivalry between England and France for control of North America
commander Count Frontenac
Sir William Phips
conflictBetween Kingdom of England
Kingdom of France
conflictIn Nine Years' War
conflictType frontier warfare
raiding warfare
endedBy Treaty of Ryswick
endTime 1697
followedBy Queen Anne's War
hasPart Battle of Fort Loyal
Battle of La Prairie
Battle of Port Royal (1690)
Battle of Quebec (1690)
Hudson Bay naval actions
Phips expedition to Acadia
Salmon Falls raid
Schenectady massacre
location Acadia
Hudson Bay region
New England
New France
New York
North America
namedAfter King William III of England
partOf Nine Years' War
precededBy Beaver Wars
primaryTheater Northeastern North America
result status quo ante bellum in North America
significantEffect devastation of New England frontier settlements
strengthening of French-Indigenous alliances in Acadia and along the St. Lawrence
weakening of Iroquois Confederacy
startTime 1688
timePeriod 17th century


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