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NAEP US History Grade 8

Category - US History

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One major consequence of the Seven Years' War (French and Indian War) was that the
  1. colonists' decision to side with France led Britain to retaliate against them
  2. expense of fighting the war led Britain to tax the colonies directly for the first time
  3. loyalty of the colonists to the British side led Britain to grant them a high degree of self-government
  4. elimination of the French threat in North America led Britain to concentrate on conquering all of the remaining Spanish colonies
Explanation
Answer: B - expense of fighting the war led Britain to tax the colonies directly for the first time.
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