What were some effects of the Seven Years’ War?
(Select all that apply.)
Britain lost all of its North American colonies to Austria.
Britain gained exclusive trading rights in Bengal, India.
France surrendered Canada to Britain through the Treaty of Paris.
France’s Caribbean colonies rose up in rebellion and gained independence.
A,C?
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Not A (Austria ???? I knew they talked funny in Quebec))
Surely you knew C was right
maybe you better check B and D
B,C?
Yes, the correct answers are A and C.
To find the effects of the Seven Years' War, you can analyze historical records and sources. Here's how you can determine the correct answers:
A. Britain lost all of its North American colonies to Austria: This statement is not accurate. Britain did lose some territories in North America to other European powers, but not to Austria specifically. Therefore, this option is incorrect.
B. Britain gained exclusive trading rights in Bengal, India: This statement is not true. Although Britain did gain important territories in India after the war, including Bengal, it did not gain exclusive trading rights. Therefore, this option is incorrect.
C. France surrendered Canada to Britain through the Treaty of Paris: This statement is accurate. The Treaty of Paris, which ended the Seven Years' War in 1763, resulted in France losing its Canadian territories to Britain. Therefore, this option is correct.
D. France’s Caribbean colonies rose up in rebellion and gained independence: This statement is not a direct effect of the Seven Years' War. The Seven Years' War primarily affected North America and Europe, and it did not directly lead to the independence of France's Caribbean colonies. Therefore, this option is incorrect.
So, the correct answers are A and C: Britain lost all of its North American colonies to France, and France surrendered Canada to Britain through the Treaty of Paris.