How was the French and Indian War different from previous wars between
Britain and France?
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History, 03.06.2020 20:06 ayaanwaseem
How was the French and Indian War different from previous wars between
Britain and France?
A. The war resulted in the loss of British land.
B. The war proved that France was a greater power,
C. The war started in Europe and spread to the colonies.
D. The war started in the colonies and spread to Europe.
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