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How did the seven years' war affect American Colonies' independence?
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Great Britain and Spain & France despised each other even more than they already did. Colonies and territories in North America were disputed, reapportioned and inhabitants removed. All leading to France siding with the Americans in the Revolutionary War. Lafayette joining with Washington and eventually beating up on Cornwallis in S.C. to give America the victory.
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Great Britain and Spain & France despised each other even more than they already did. Colonies and territories in North America were disputed, reapportioned and inhabitants removed. All leading to France siding with the Americans in the Revolutionary War. Lafayette joining with Washington and eventually beating up on Cornwallis in S.C. to give America the victory.
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∙ 14y agoThe Seven Years' war caused Britain to go into debt even though they won the war. The had to pay for damages and such. In order to cover their debts they dipped into the colonies and tightened taxes which are know as the Navigation Acts.
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∙ 10y agoIt would later cause the Revolutionary War, as the American Colonies would become angry with Britain's attempts to tax them.
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Who laid the foundations for the deteriorating relations between the colonies and the British crown resulting in the Declaration of Independence?
The Seven Years War...
What happened After the end of the Seven Years' War?
the british began to lose control of their North american colonies.
Did Declaration of Independence give freedom?
No. The colonies subsequently had to fight a war for independence. The independence of the United States was only recognized by the United Kingdom in the Treaty of Paris of 1783, nearly seven years after the Declaration of Independence was signed.
How did Britain and policy of salutary neglect affect the American colonies?
This term means the lack of British influence over the control of local matters in the colonies. The king did not legislate much, and the colonies supported England. This led the colonies to create local governments and run the colonies in the way they saw fit. This lasted until the Seven years war when England realized what they had, and started to tax the colonists heavily.
Who did the thirteen colonies support during the Seven Years' War?
Britain's North American colonies all supported Britain in the American and Indian War. Please note that in 1755-63, the 13 colonies were not an established group of the kind implied in the question.
Consequence of the seven year war?
Known also as the French/Indian War (in respect to its North American theater), the Seven Years War led to significant changes for Great Britain and its colonies: it left Great Britain very nearly bankrupt, and it removed a hostile power (the French) from North America. The most important consequence of these changes was that it infused the British Colonies with an even greater spirit of independence, which would soon lead to conflict with the homeland -- and American independence.
What roles in the Seven Years War play in the independence of the colonies?
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Who laid the foundations for the deteriorating relations between the colonies and the British crown resulting in the Declaration of Independence?
The Seven Years War...
The Seven Years War in europe was known in the american colonies as?
French and Indian War
What happened After the end of the Seven Years' War?
the british began to lose control of their North american colonies.
Seven are red and six are white and collectively they represent 13 old british colonies what are they?
They are the stripes on the American flag.
How did the Seven Years' War affect the colonies?
The Seven Years' war caused Britain to go into debt even though they won the war. The had to pay for damages and such. In order to cover their debts they dipped into the colonies and tightened taxes which are know as the Navigation Acts.
What war saw Britain and her American colonies allied against french occupation in the Americans?
the french and Indian war... this pinned the french colonies and their native American allies against the British colonies and their native American allies... this war was more or less an extension of The Seven Years War which was fought across the Old World
Did Declaration of Independence give freedom?
No. The colonies subsequently had to fight a war for independence. The independence of the United States was only recognized by the United Kingdom in the Treaty of Paris of 1783, nearly seven years after the Declaration of Independence was signed.
How did Britain and policy of salutary neglect affect the American colonies?
This term means the lack of British influence over the control of local matters in the colonies. The king did not legislate much, and the colonies supported England. This led the colonies to create local governments and run the colonies in the way they saw fit. This lasted until the Seven years war when England realized what they had, and started to tax the colonists heavily.
What was the financial result for the victor of the French and Indian War?
The English were the victors in the seven Years War (called French and Indian War by the American colonials). As a result of that war the government has heavily in debt and needed to raise money. some of the way chosen to do that involved taxing the colonies in a way they resented, and contributed to the eventual outbreak of the American War of independence.
Who did the thirteen colonies support during the Seven Years' War?
Britain's North American colonies all supported Britain in the American and Indian War. Please note that in 1755-63, the 13 colonies were not an established group of the kind implied in the question.
