Which of the following was a consequence of the Seven Years' War?

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The Seven Years' War, also known as the French and Indian War, was a conflict between France and Great Britain, fought from 1756 to 1763. It had a significant impact on the American colonies, as Britain emerged as the dominant colonial power in North America. However, the war also led to increased tensions between Britain and its colonies, as colonists felt that they had contributed significantly to the war effort and expected greater autonomy and representation in government. Therefore, instead of strengthening pride, the Seven Years' War weakened the relationship between American colonies and Britain, making A an incorrect option. Option B is also incorrect, as no new colony was founded after the Seven Years' War. Option C is incorrect, as the war did not result in any weakening of liberties. Finally, option D is incorrect, as the Albany Plan of Union was proposed in 1754, before the Seven Years' War broke out. Therefore, the best choice is A, as it accurately reflects the impact of the Seven Years' War on American colonists.

Which of the Following Was a Consequence of the Seven