once france withdrew from the French and indian war, what happened for colonists? A) they became French fur traders B) nothing C) didn't need Britian's protection anymore D) allowed natives to attack them

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Emma Keller

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13 April, 08:09

once france withdrew from the French and indian war, what happened for colonists? A) they became French fur traders B) nothing C) didn't need Britian's protection anymore D) allowed natives to attack them

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Kaitlyn Sherman · Answer 1

Once france withdrew from the French and Indian war didn't need Britain's protection anymore.

Option: C

Explanation:

The French and Indian War was happened during 1754 and 1763 captured the colonies of British America against New France, both of the side got protection from Americas and allies Indians. The British colonists were supported at various times by the Catawba and Cherokee tribes, and the French colonists were supported by Wabanaki tribes.

The war was continued for seven years in America in between French and India and ended by signing a treaty in between France, Great Britain and Spain. British colonies started conflicting with them during 1750 in Ohio river valley. It is ultimately turned into American revolution.