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How did the French and Indian War enhance British power around the world?

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Beating the french was a big deal because they were a super power.they also won the land of north america and canada.this angered the french and was one of the factors to the french helping the americans in the revolution.it essentially boosted power and ego

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There was an increased participation of women in the workforce (where they took the place of many men during the war years).

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