Patrick Griffin, a historian from Notre Dame, discusses the intricate conflicts of the 18th century. Christiane Ayne Crouch, an expert on Indigenous diplomacy, sheds light on reciprocity and the misunderstandings in colonial treaties. Maeve Kane, specializing in Haudenosaunee history, elaborates on their political structure and neutrality under the Great Law of Peace. Together, they explore the complex dynamics that led to the Seven Years' War, emphasizing Indigenous power, European misperceptions, and the strategic importance of the Ohio Country.
