Because of the Boston Tea Party, where the local people of Boston stood up for there rights, to stop the British raising there taxes, this all started a chain reaction, which as you can see led to Britain's downfall....If the outcome had changed..Britain would probably still have a firm hand on America and possibly the world! Hope I have helped!
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In the 1700s, Britain and France were the two primary countries vying for control, particularly in North America and the Caribbean, as part of their broader colonial ambitions. This competition for territory and trade led to several conflicts, including the French and Indian War (1754-1763), which was part of the larger Seven Years' War. The outcome significantly shifted the balance of power, with Britain emerging as the dominant colonial power in North America.
Both the French and British wanted to control the lands west of the Appalachian mountians. They were extremely competitive over powerand wealt due to the fact that they were two of the strongest powers in Europe. But this was only the start. Afterthe British took the Ohio River Valley, bitterness increased because France did not want to share to share the rich fur trade.
It is the Northern Americas which Britain occupied the most.
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A treaty signed in 1763 gave Great Britain control of most eastern North America
France and Britain fought for control of the eastern part of north America.
The correct term is The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. No. Great Britain is not in either the United States or North America.
King George III of Great Britain.
Great Britain expanded its terrirtories in North America.
russia, spain, and britain shared control of north america after 1763
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The Revolutionary War was fought only in North America; there was no invasion of Great Britain.
Sarcasm and accent.
Britain and France had been at war with one another for decades, off and on for centuries. Supremacy in Europe was their larger issue. Canada just happened to be a relatively minor battleground in their ongoing struggle.
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