Choose 1 answer:
Choose 1 answer:
(Choice A) costs of increased colonization of the West Indies
A
costs of increased colonization of the West Indies
(Choice B) costs of involvement in colonial conflicts with indigenous nations
B
costs of involvement in colonial conflicts with indigenous nations
(Choice C) costs of involvement in the Seven Years’ War with France
C
costs of involvement in the Seven Years’ War with France
(Choice D) costs of increased demand for enslaved people in the British sugar islands
D
costs of increased demand for enslaved people in the British sugar islands
1 answer
The most significant cause of the trend from 1755-1762 shown in the table would be:
(Choice C) costs of involvement in the Seven Years’ War with France.
The Seven Years' War (1756-1763), known in North America as the French and Indian War, was a major conflict that involved significant military expenditures and ultimately shifted the balance of power in colonial territories. The financial burden of the war and its aftermath had lasting effects on British colonial policy and finance.
