Yes, the Indian and French War affected the growth and development of Louisiana in 1763.
Explanation:
Due to the Seven Year’s war between the Great Britain and France, France decided to give Louisiana to Spain to make Spain conflict from their side. They signed a “Family Compact” to ensure that Spain and France won’t fight with each other, secretly. The British found about their secret and attacked Spain.
So, in November 1762, <em>France finally handed over Louisiana along with Isle of Orleans to Spain, stretching its hands for friendship. </em>Finally, in 1763 the British officially handed over Louisiana’s ownership to Spain, ending the French and Indian War.
They were basically death squads during WW2 that were sent by the Nazi party for mass killings.
They became rivals because each one wanted more power than the other for example in world war 2 the USA made the atomic bomb which showed the world that the Americans were the most powerful country but after ww2 Russia and USA started a Cold War which lead to the feud between there political views and the start of better technology and the space race
