Which is not a major consequence of the French and Indian War? Group of answer choicesBritain went into debtBritain needed to protect a larger areaAmericans no longer feared the British Army and NavyIndians were forced off the continent

Which of the following was a result of the French and Indian War?

Which of the following is true of Native American alliances during the French and Indian War?

Turning point: The French and Indian War The 7 Years War pitted the British (along with American colonies) against the French over territorial disputes over the Ohio River Valley. Both sides were supported by Native Americans allies British came out victorious, the war ended with the Treaty of Paris France ceded all its territory in N.A to the British and Spain While war prospered colonial towns and united colonists, ultimately…. Britain was left with huge debt from the war (17.3 billion today) Ended salutary neglect by…Increasing taxation to raise revenue Asserting and tightening more direct control over British colonies

In what way did the French and Indian War increase the tension between Great Britain and the colonists? A. The Native Americans sided with the British, which angered the colonists. B. The British raised taxes on the colonists to pay for war debt. C. The British took large plots of land from the colonists to build forts. D. The colonists were angry over Britain's refusal to let them participate in the war.

Following the French and Indian War, Britain for the first time imposed what on the colonies?Multiple choice question.the implementation of heavy taxationthe dissolution of elected assembliesthe suspension of the right to trial by jurythe suspension of habeus corpus