Question

1 look at the table showing the results of the french and indian war. territorial results of french and indian war great britain gained canada gained all french lands east of the mississippi river france lost all former territories except two islands in the gulf of st. lawrence and islands in the west indies based on the table, which statement summarizes one result of the french and indian war? it was the cause of the american revolution. it gave british colonists more freedom. it marked the end of french power in north america. it destroyed the american indian alliances.

Explanation:

The French and Indian War (1754 - 1763) ended with the Treaty of Paris (1763). As shown in the table, Britain gained significant territorial expansions (Canada, French lands east of the Mississippi River), while France lost most of its North - American territories (except some islands). This shift in power dynamics marked the end of French power in North America. The American Revolution (1775 - 1783) was more directly caused by British post - war policies (like taxation) rather than the war itself. The war did not destroy American - Indian alliances (they continued to have relations with both British and American colonists in subsequent years). And the war gave more power to the British, not more freedom to the colonists (initially, it led to more British control and later grievances).

Answer:

It marked the end of French power in North America.