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The French and Indian War, also known as the Seven Years' War, was a global conflict fought from 1754 to 1763. The war had a number of effects on the American colonies, including:
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**The expulsion of France from North America.** The British victory in the war resulted in the loss of all of France's North American possessions, including Canada and Louisiana. This left the British as the dominant power in North America.
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**The expansion of the British Empire.** The British also gained control of Florida from Spain as part of the war settlement. This expansion of the British Empire led to increased tensions between the British and the American colonists.
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**The rise of American nationalism.** The war also led to the rise of American nationalism. The colonists had fought alongside the British in the war, but they had not been treated as equals. This led to resentment among the colonists and contributed to the American Revolution.
These are just a few of the effects of the French and Indian War on the American colonies. The war had a profound impact on the course of American history.
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What 3 groups fought in French and Indian War?
Spain, french, and Britain
What history happened during 1756-1791?
1.revolutinary war 2.seven years war 3.french revolution 4.boston tea party 5.french and indian war
When did George Washington fight on the French and Indian War?
The British surrender came on October 19, 1781. The siege had begun in late September after a French naval victory on September 5.
Did paul revere fight in any wars?
Yes. The French and Indian war as well as the Revolutionary war and civil war. So 3 wars. Answer by Ryan Santourian
What were the first steps towards the French and Indian war?
1.virginians wanted to settle the Ohio valley. 2. the governor of Virginia sent George Washington to notify the british that they were on british terrotory. 3. they refused to leave, french/Indian war starts
What 3 laws resulting from the french and Indian war angered colonists?
The Sugar Act, The Stamp Act, and The Currency Act.
Why do historians call the French and Indian War The War That Made America?
Historians now believe that the French and indian war was the most important war of the 18th century. 1, It ended French dominion in North America 2, It ended the influence of Native Americans in the development of North America. 3, the seeds of this war caused the Revolution 20 yrs later.
A list of the longest wars in history?
To name a few: 1. Hundred Years War 2. 30 Years War 3. Wars of the Roses 4. American Indian Wars (1620-1890) 5. French and Indian War 6. American Revoluntionary War 7. Vietnam War
When was the Treaty of Paris made?
It depends on which treaty the one that ended the Revolutionary War or the French and Indian War. The Treaty of Paris that ended the Revolutionary War was signed on September 3, 1783. The Treaty of Paris that ended the French and Indian War was on February 10, 1763.
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What was the French Indian war?
The French felt that they had a superior claim to the lands of the Ohio Valley, especially the territories that are now part of western Pennsylvania. The French leaders in Quebec sent military parties to discourage the Indians from trading with the British in the region. Finally, in 1753, the French built forts in the area and were challenged by the British colonial militia under George Washington. Hostilities erupted on July 3, 1754, after a massacre of some French by Indians they had previously attacked. Washington was forced to surrender and withdraw, and soon both sides were sending reinforcements to fight in Pennsylvania and ultimately in Canada. Indian tribes were allied with both sides, with the French supported by those whose land was imperiled by the British expansion into the interior.By war's end in 1763, the French lost Canada and the majority of their New World empire to the British, but they would get their revenge by aiding the colonials in the Revolutionary War, only fifteen years later.they were fighting over land
What happened to King George 3 after the first French and Indian War?
King George III was only in the 3rd year of his reign when the French and Indian War (aka Seven Years War in Europe) ended making Great Britain the only major power in the New World. He went on to rule for another 56 years as the 2nd longest British monarch after his granddaughter Queen Victoria.
