After the expensive French and Indian War, the British came to see the colonists as not only resisting the demands of their mother country but also as getting free armed protection from the world's most powerful army.

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Ella Frank

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18 September, 16:22

After the expensive French and Indian War, the British came to see the colonists as not only resisting the demands of their mother country but also as getting free armed protection from the world's most powerful army.

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Cale Fitzpatrick · Answer 1

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Seven-Year's War took place in the years between 1756 to 1763. This war is also known as the French and Indian War. This war pitted the communities of Great Britain in America against the colonies of New France. In this war, both the sides were supported by their mother country. The most significant result of the war can be seen in the fact that the war changed the political, economic as well as social relations between the people of three European powers.