Causes of the Seven Years' War
Analyze the global and North American causes of the Seven Years' War, including imperial rivalries and territorial disputes.
Key Questions
- Differentiate between the European and North American origins of the Seven Years' War.
- Analyze the role of resource competition in escalating tensions between France and Britain.
- Predict the potential outcomes for Indigenous nations caught between the two colonial powers.
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