How did the french and indian war affect georgia colony?

a.) it increase the number of native Americans in Georgia.

b.) It gave Georgia the right to move west of the Mississippi River to settle

c.) it led to the removal of one governor and the appointment of another governor

d.) increase the colony’s size and all of England’s holdings in Americas

It gave Georgia the right to move west of the Mississippi River to settle

Explanation:

Treaty of Paris ended the seven years war The treaty that ended the French and Indian War reduced Georgia's size by cutting its western border from the Mississippi River to the Pacific Ocean. Though initially happy about about the new boundaries and the ceding of Spanish Florida to Britain.

Georgia soon came to find the new borders restrictive. Georgia colony also had several Native American tribes. and after the Seven year war, the native american tribes were given their freedom.

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