Question

Does THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS(Movie) accurately depict colonist-Indian relations during the Seven Years’ War?

Answer 1

The last of the Mohicans is a film directed by Michael Mann, from a script by Mann and Christopher Crowe. It stars Daniel Day-Lewis, Madeleine Stowe, West Studi, Russell Means, Eric Schwieg, Jodhi May, Maurice Roeves, and Steven Waddington
The original novel written by James Fenimore Cooper has been popular ever since it was first published in 1826.

In Real Life The last of the Mohicans is a very entertaining film. But it is not as historically accurate as you may think. There are no facts about any, in real life, very similar person to Hawkeye, but there are stories about different tribes that got entirely wiped out of existence by white men. The real Colonel Munro and the "massacre" Contrary to popular belief (mostly because of the 1992 movie) Colonel George Munro (spelled "Monro" in real life) did NOT die during the massacre. He arrived at Fort Edwards and went shortly thereafter to Albany to condemn Webb's cowardly actions during the siege. Webb was recalled to England and reassigned. His reputation was ruined. It is easy to picture nearly the entire column, which was marching from Fort William Henry to Fort Edwards, being slaughtered when you hear the story. When 1600 armed, Indian warriors are attacking a defenseless, panicked column of about 2400 people (including women & children), there is not much left to the imagination how things happened. In reality, however, it did not happen the way that the most people think it did. Colonel Monro's own estimations were that 129 were killed and wounded among the British troops. Regarding the colonial militia, he said, "No Regular Accot Could be got from the Provincials but their Numbers Kill'd Could not be Less than Four Officers & about 40 Men. And very near as many Men Wounded."

It's not accurate but It has shown a great part of war in the movie