One of the major reasons for Britain's victory was their very simple but effe

The British won for other reasons such as smart decisions off of the battlefield and also because of battles held in areas other than America. They targeted key points that would definitely do harm to the French and would weaken their morale and their chances in later battles. Also, because the French had devoted much of their fighting force to go to Europe they did not have an adequate force to fight in America. Colonial Unity was also a problem because fighting between the colonists interfered with their battles against the French. The greatest example of great military decision making would be William Pitt's choice of James Wolfe to lead the army into battle on the Plains of Abraham. This resulted in the conquering of Quebec which almost guaranteed a victory in the conquering of Montreal.

At the end of this series of wars, many things were accomplished, including Britain becoming the dominant power in North America, and the Americans now had

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