3 years ago

French and Indian war

1 answer:

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<h2>Answer:</h2>

As a colonist, if I had been on the French side, I would have felt disconsolate for having to face loss in the war; if I had been on the side of the Indians that were allied to both the side, I would have felt anger; if I had been on the side of British, I would have felt proud for winning the war.

<h2>Explanation:</h2>

The French and Indian war went on for 7 long years and resulted in the British winning it. In this war, different groups of Native Americans were allied to both sides. But at the end of the war, they got nothing for their contribution.

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