Question

1. french - indian war

a. what is its impact on the french empire?
b. what ended it?
c. how did it lead to the american revolution?

Explanation:

a. The French - Indian War was costly for the French Empire. It led to the loss of most of France's North - American territories, weakening its colonial power and influence in the region.
b. The Treaty of Paris (1763) ended the French - Indian War. It forced France to cede a large amount of its North - American land to Britain and Spain.
c. The war led to increased British debt. To pay off this debt, Britain imposed new taxes on the American colonies, such as the Stamp Act and the Townshend Acts. These taxes and the subsequent British policies of tighter control over the colonies contributed to growing colonial resentment, which eventually led to the American Revolution.

Answer:

a. Loss of most North - American territories, weakening of colonial power.
b. Treaty of Paris (1763).
c. British debt led to new taxes and tighter control over colonies, causing resentment.