Question

What were two consequences of the French and Indian War?

Answer 1

"Britain gained territory and increased the nation's debt" is the one among the following choices that were two consequences of the French and Indian War. The correct option among all the options that are given in the question is the first option or option "a". I hope that this answer has helped you.

Answer 2

Britain gained territory and increased the nation's debt.

Further Explanation:

The consequences of the French Indian war created a wedge between Britain and its colonists as during the period of this war, a national debt of Britain almost doubled and because of that, the colonies had to put in a good portion of the amount to pay off those debts. Post-French Indian war the taxes were imposed on the daily needs products such as tea, paper products, molasses etc. The colonists used to view themselves as the part of British Empire but King George III had different views in this regard. The French Indian war proved to be a major success for the thirteen colonies but that remained just for the small period of time as its consequences soured the victory. Taxes were imposed on people to pay for the massive national debt and also they had to face constant struggles with Native Americans on the issues of border sharing and territories.  

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Answer Details:

Grade: High School

Chapter: French Indian War

Subject: History

Keywords:

French Indian War, Britain, Colonies, Debt, Wage, War, Territories, Borders, Native Americans, Taxes, imposed.