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What was a consequence of the French and Indian War? France lost all of its sugar-producing colonies in the West Indies. The British lost their territories in Canada ООО The British attempted to tax the
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What was a consequence of the French and Indian War?

France lost all of its sugar-producing colonies in the West Indies.
The British lost their territories in Canada
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The British attempted to tax the colonists without their consent.
French citizens rose up against their government in the French Revolution.

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The British attempted to tax the colonist without their consent is the answer.

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