How did the results of the french and indian war impact britain economically

The French and Indian War benefited Britain by greatly expanding its territory in the New World. However, the cost of the war was almost prohibitive, and by the end the British government faced bankruptcy. Its military actions concerning territories in India during the Seven Years’ War also limited its profits from the East India Co. It now needed desperately to recoup costs, which led to its taxing American colonists.

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an unexpected salary cut

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