How did the Seven Years War effect the revolutionary war?

Answer 1

France's defeat in the Seven Years' War caused it to want to help America in the Revolutionary War.

Answer 2

the money needed to pay for the seven years war became debt for England. To pay off this debt, England put many taxes on the colonies causing strain between them. These taxes was one of the main reasons the revolutionary war was fought.

Answer 3

Because of the Seven years' war (also known as French and Indian war) the British lost a lot of money. Because of that, they taxed the colonists. This angered the colonists and started a huge war.

Answer 4

The Seven Years War gave two major impetuses for the French Revolution.

1. The French lost disastrously in the New World and this would indicate to the French people that the French Government was weak and unable to properly defend the people of France. One of the main justifications for royal families to have absolute power was that they were able to protect the people. Their inability in this case meant that they were losing this right to absolute power.
2. The Seven Years War was a huge financial and military drain on France, since it required fighting the English on three distinct continents and the use of numerous large ships.

Answer 5

The consequences of the seven years' War included a proclamation line, established in 1763, that threatened to greatly hinder Anglo-American colonists to push toward their western boarders.

Answer 6

FRANCE'S DEFEAT MADE THEM WAN'T TO SEND TROOPS TO AMERICA