Question

the map shows the area of the seven years war. according to this map, why did the french do so well at the beginning of the seven years war? the french had more land. the french fought on their own territory. the french repeatedly defeated the british navy near the coast. the french surrounded the british.

Explanation:

The map shows French territory (New France) and British territory along the Atlantic coast. French territory forms a surrounding shape around the concentrated British coastal settlements, which would give them a strategic advantage early in the war. The other options are incorrect: the French did not have more total land, they were not fighting only on their own territory, and there is no map evidence of defeating the British Navy near the coast.

Answer:

The French surrounded the British.