French and Indian War and it's Effect on British-Colonial Relations

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American History

 

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April V

 

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September 1, 2015

 

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Britain's victory also continued to stir up colonial pride. In Document E, Rev. Thomas Bernard goes on to praise for the colonies' "indulgent Mother." The large growth of land from the French and Indian war became an odd factor in that it raised morale, yet after awhile, it began to destroy the unity between the British and the colonies...
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Prior to the F.I War, the French held a large portion of the North Americas. The French had claim land expanding across along the Mississippi River to Louisiana. As the English settlement developed and prospered, their aspiration to settle in the lands past the Appalachians grew. After the F.I War, the French had lost an enormous amount of land to the English and Spanish...
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