The Battle of Bloody Marsh was a part of which war?

The Battle of Bloody Marsh was part of the War of Jenkins' Ear, which took place between 1739 and 1748. This conflict primarily involved Great Britain and Spain, centered around territorial disputes and trade. The battle occurred on July 7, 1742, in present-day Georgia, where British forces successfully defended against a Spanish invasion. This victory helped secure British control over the region.