Consequences of the French and Indian War

This group gained all territory east of the Mississippi River.

• France

• England

• Indians

• Colonists

Britain tried to keep the colonists off their land in the Ohio Country with the Proclamation of 1776.

• France

• England

• Indians

• Colonists

French invasion of the colonies was no longer a threat.

• France

• England

• Indians

• Colonists

Their interests no longer aligned with British interests for the future of the colonies.

• France

• England

• Indians

• Colonists

They gave up all of their land in North America east of the Mississippi River.

• France

• England

• Indians

• Colonists

Groups that allied with the British won continued British alliances.

• France

• England

• Indians

• Colonists

They could no longer play the French and the British against each other.

• France

• England

• Indians

• Colonists

They no longer had to pay to maintain a military presence in Canada.

• France

• England

• Indians

• England

Groups that allied with the French lost a trading partner and French protection.

• France

• England

• Indians

• Colonists

The military was left with little respect for the colonial militias.

• France

• England

• Indians

• Colonists