Question

William Pitt was the organizer of British victory in the Seven Years' War. relatively sympathetic to American protests during the years after the Seven Years' War.
(a)- True
(b)- False

Answer 1

Answer:

True

Explanation:

• William Pitt, a British State Secretary at the time of the war between France and India and afterwards filled in as Great Britain's Prime Minister.
• He gave liberal subsidizing to Prussia, Britain's partner in the Seven Years' War, for soldiers to secure French powers in Europe.  
• The tide changed in the year 1757 in light of the fact that William Pitt, the new British pioneer, considered the to be clashes as the way to building a tremendous British realm.
• Obtaining vigorously to back the war, he paid Prussia to battle in Europe and repaid the settlements for bringing troops up in North America.