Consequences of the French and Indian War on Colonial Relations

Medium Period 3: 1754–1800 French And Indian War

The French and Indian War (1754–1763) significantly altered the balance of power in North America and had lasting impacts on British colonial policy. Following the war, Britain sought to consolidate control over its newfound territories and recoup war expenses. Among the various measures taken, the proclamation of 1763 and taxation policies sparked unrest among the colonies. Which of the following statements best describes the consequence of the French and Indian War for the relationship between Britain and its American colonies?

The war led to a harmonious relationship, as colonists united in gratitude towards Britain.

The war resulted in increased tensions and resentment due to British policies and taxation.

The war had little effect on colonial attitudes, which remained unchanged for decades.

The war prompted colonies to seek independence immediately after its conclusion.

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