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How did the Treaty of Paris, which officially ended the French and Indian War, affect French colonists in North America?
A.
Most colonists were forced to return to Europe.
B.
Most colonists became British or Spanish subjects.
C.
They had to become English speakers.
D.
They became indentured servants for the British.
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B. Most colonists became British or Spanish subjects.
Explanation: By the 1763 Treaty of Paris France ceded Canada and lands east of the Mississippi to Britain and handed Louisiana west of the Mississippi to Spain; the French colonists generally remained in place and came under British or Spanish rule rather than being expelled, forced to become English speakers, or made indentured servants.
Explanation: By the 1763 Treaty of Paris France ceded Canada and lands east of the Mississippi to Britain and handed Louisiana west of the Mississippi to Spain; the French colonists generally remained in place and came under British or Spanish rule rather than being expelled, forced to become English speakers, or made indentured servants.
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