cause and consequences of the seven years war

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cause and consequences of the seven years war

Causes

Tensions among the French, the British, and First Nations.

Unintended

France and Britain had a brewing rivalry over the years which eventually led to a war breaking out between them.

The British Empire needed and wanted more land to expand empire

The British

during the seven years of war Britain sent over 20 000 additional troops to northern America

They wanted to control North America resources for trade purposes

Main Consequences

short term

The British was building settlements in French territory.

They responded by attacking British colonists across the frontier and setting fire to their homes

long term

Tensions among the French, The British, and the fist nations living in North America had been building for more than a decade

a great expansion of British territorial claims in the New World

France lost a lot of their colonies and tropps

On top of that the French had lost a lot of their territory in their spot in Canada

The First Nations

The strategy of the First Nations is to hide in the bushes and then they ambush the British

Intended

The First Nations can fight very fast like dogs.

strategy

The French

The French soldiers outnumbered the british soldiers at a large amount.

The french and the First Nations teaming up to defeat the British.

Intended

The French and First Nations both lost land

The French and First Nations lost because the British out numbered them.

Un-Intended