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how did the seven years war end the myth of British invincibility in the minds of the American colonists while making them more confident in their own military strength
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how did the seven years war end the myth of British invincibility in the minds of the American colonists while making them more confident in their own military strength
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The main way in which the Seven Years War did this was because although the war technically ended in a British Victory, the British suffered heavy losses--meaning that the colonists saw that the British were at least somewhat militarily vulnerable.
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