Question

What was one economic effect of the French and Indian War on American colonists?

Answer 1

Answer:

Option: Many shipbuilders gained wealth as a result of supplying the military.

Explanation:

The French and Indian War considered being one of the first conflicts in North America. It began in the mid 18th century, between Great Britain and France for seven years. The dispute began for control of land and dominance, along with the trade.

The French and Indian War had its effect in the colonists as they began profiting from it. Many of the shipbuilders were involved in the war by giving supplies. Philadelphia, an east coastal city, became a shelter for refugees and a platform area for troops and supplies.

The ship-building in the port of Philadelphia played a significant role in supplying the needs of the British forces in North America. It provided British troops with everything from candles to new equipment. Before the war, ships from the Philadelphia area traded with France. Part of this trade during the conflict allowed the colonial authorities to crush the illicit trade.