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What were the two main sides fighting against each other in the French and Indian War? a. French and Indians c. French and Spanish b. French and British d. British and Spanish Whenlanista buth Proclama
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What were the two main sides fighting against each other in the French and Indian

War?
a. French and Indians c. French and Spanish
b. French and British d. British and Spanish
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Answer: b) French and British.

Explanation: The French and Indian war was fought to decide whether Britain or France would be the strong power in North America. France and her Indian settlers and allies fought against Great Britain, her Indian settlers and allies. The war began with conflicts over land.
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Answer:French and British

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