1. the French and Indian War led to
a. a massive migration to Canada
b. a weakening of colonial loyalty to Britain
c. the end of Britain's involvement in colonial affairs
d. an increased colonial dependence to Britain
im not sure about this..i think its A or B
http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/27521/the_french_and_indian_wars_chilling.html?page=1&cat=37
This will give you some good information on this.
http://www.u-s-history.com/pages/h786.html
i still didn't find the answer...it talks mostly about Canada..so A?
Did you read the link I gave you? IT talked about a or b. Guess which one.
ya i read it..b?:p
To determine the correct answer, let's break down the options and analyze each one:
a. A massive migration to Canada: The French and Indian War did result in some population movement. However, it is essential to note that the war primarily took place in North America and was fought between Britain and France, with Native American tribes aligned with both sides. The conflict did not directly lead to a significant migration to Canada. Therefore, option A is not the correct answer.
b. A weakening of colonial loyalty to Britain: The French and Indian War was a costly conflict for Britain, resulting in a massive debt. To help pay off this debt, Britain implemented various taxation measures on the American colonies, which eventually sparked discontent and led to the American Revolution. The war indeed played a role in weakening the loyalty of the American colonists to Britain. Therefore, option B is a plausible choice.
c. The end of Britain's involvement in colonial affairs: The French and Indian War did not result in the end of Britain's involvement in colonial affairs. Instead, it increased Britain's control over North America, as it gained significant territories previously held by France. Therefore, option C is incorrect.
d. An increased colonial dependence on Britain: The French and Indian War did not directly lead to increased colonial dependence on Britain. It did, however, contribute to tensions between Britain and the American colonies, which later escalated and eventually led to the American Revolution. The war played a role in changing the relationship between the colonies and Britain but did not directly cause increased dependence. Thus, option D is not the correct answer.
Considering this analysis, the most accurate answer is b. a weakening of colonial loyalty to Britain.