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Answer The Seven Years War was caused by Frederick the Great's wish to secure his position in Silesia and to counter the threat of anti-Prussian coalition. When peace was concluded in 1763, the European balance of power remained unchanged, but Prussia was henceforth recognized as a great power.
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What the European name for the French and Indian War?
The Seven years war
What did colonists call the Seven Years War?
french and indian war
What war coincided with the Seven Years War?
The Seven Years War was part of a series of wars known as the Wars of the Austrian Succession.
Did the acadian deportatoin cause the Seven Years' War?
no,the seven years of war began when the british attacked the french
Since the French and Indian War was aslo called the Seven Years War did it last seven years?
Yes, both the Seven Years War and the French and Indian War lasted seven years, from 1756 to 1763, since they are in fact two different names for the same war fought between England and France.
What the European name for the French and Indian War?
The Seven years war
What did colonists call the Seven Years War?
french and indian war
What is Another name for the Seven Years' War?
Seven years of war I think
When did Seven Years' War happen?
Seven Years' War happened in 1756.
what war called the seven year war?
the seven years war
What is the seven years war called in canada?
The French and Indian war is called the Seven Years War in Canada.
When was Seven Years War?
The Seven Years' War took place between 1756 and 1763.
When did Northern Seven Years' War happen?
Northern Seven Years' War happened in 1563.
Was the French and Indian War named the Seven Years War?
Yes. The French and the Indian war was named the seven years war.
Fighting between countries of Europe 1756-1763?
seven years war
What was the offical begining of the seven years war?
The Seven Years war began from 1756 and ended in 1763
What war coincided with the Seven Years War?
The Seven Years War was part of a series of wars known as the Wars of the Austrian Succession.
