How did the French and Indian War change the relationship between Britain and the colonies? Identify at least two examples, and use two complete sentences in your answer.
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For those, especially the native Indians who had supported the French, it was a let down and they decided not to do any business with the British. Some of them migrated away from the main British settlements, causing tension in regions they moved to. Possession of land by the migrants caused rift among them. From places like Florida, the Spanish Catholic population moved to Cuba.
The Treaty of Paris signed on 10 February, 1763, ended the war in North America, while the Treaty of Hubertus burg, on 15 February, 1763 ended the war which had spilled over to Europe.
The French and Indian War transformed the federal relationship among Britain with its American Colonies as Britain renounced its course of Salutary Disregard.
Also, Britain increased their jurisdiction over the rural politics.
The war also changed the financial relationship between the American colonies and Britain as it created the chances of war Britain and its American colonies because it created a war notes.
Also made the Britain government impose taxes on the colonies.