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ElenaW [278]
3 years ago
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Explain the events that led to France giving up its territory west of the Mississippi River.

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sattari [20]3 years ago
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Answer:

France claimed the Mississippi River and all the lands drained by it. However, after land disputes led to the French and Indian War, France was worried that it was going to lose its hold on its land to the British. During the war, France hoped that allying with the Spanish would provide an advantage in the war. The two countries signed the Treaty of Fountainebleau in 1762. Spain agreed to fight with France, and the French gave up all the land they possessed west of the Mississippi River.

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this was one of the possible/example answers on edgenuity. i hope it helped! <3

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