Question

What below is NOT true about the French and Indian War?

a. It gave American colonists a common enemy and sense of accomplishment.
b. It was, at the root of it, a war over Empire.
c. It created comfortable relations between formerly hostile French Catholics and their
Calvinist English neighbors.
d. Indians fought on both sides of the war for their own perceived interests.
e. All of the above are true

Answer 1

Option C is NOT true about the French and Indian War. The war did not create comfortable relations between formerly hostile French Catholics and their Calvinist English neighbors. In fact, the war exacerbated existing tensions between the two groups, and the English ultimately expelled the French from North America. Options A, B, D are true.