What economic effect did the french and indian war have in the colonies? many shipbuilders gained wealth as a result of supplying the military. many farmers lost money when the military raided their crop stores. many colonists gained greater wealth as the british lowered taxes. many colonists lost money as british troops drove them from their homes.

Your answer would be "Many shipbuilders gained wealth as a result of supplying the military".

Please correct me if I'm wrong :)

The correct answer is A) many shipbuilders gained wealth as a result of supplying the military.

The economic effect that the French and Indian War had in the colonies was that many shipbuilders gained wealth as a result of supplying the military.

The French and Indian War was fought by France and Great Britain from 1754 to 1763. The result of the conflict determined the what country would have the control and dominion of the North American territories. As both armies needed food and supplies to keep fighting in the war, the economic effect that the French and Indian War had in the colonies was that many shipbuilders gained wealth as a result of supplying the military.

yes it is different; your family is right : )

explanation:

a fair is where you purchase things while a carnival is where people are on the streets in carnival