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Cause and Effect
French and Indian War
| Causes | Effects |
|---|---|
| Britain needed money to pay for the French and Indian War | Britain established the Stamp and Tea Tax |
| Colonists wanted to move into the lands West of the Appalachian Mountains. | The British denied the colonist the right to do this in order to preserve peace with the Indian tribes. |
| The French colonists developed close ties with a number of the Indian tribes. | Why most of the Indian tribes sided with the French during the French and Indian War |
| The colonists fought side by side with British soldiers during the French and Indian War | The colonists discover that the British are going to start stationing troops permanently in the colonies |
| The colonists were not involved in decisions made by Britain that directly affected their lives. | This is a major reason for the colonists' desire to gain their independence from Britain. |
| After the French and Indian War the British wanted to protect their newly won property. | Britain starts a policy of permanently stationing troops in the colonies |
| The Treaty that officially ended the French and Indian War. | This gave Britain control over all lands East of the Mississippi River |
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