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What turned the tide in favor of Britain in the French and Indian war?
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What turned the tide in favor of Britain in the French and Indian war?

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William Pitt took over the head of the British army and made smart decisions like promising large payments for military services and supplies to help his army. Because of Pitt, the British started to win more battles, this led to a victory.
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