What did Britain lose in the french and indian war?

Answer 1

Troops. The British were the clear winners in this conflict. At this time, The USA was still 13 colonies. For the most part, France was driven out of North America. Spain lost Florida but gained Lousianna. A lot of Indians died or were driven further west.

Answer 2

i don't think they technially did lose anything in the Indian war as it was europeans and remember the indians are cleaned out really so The brits and europe gave the country, British and european people really. All that happened was they moved over there and called it independant. And look today, there is only natives that are american. I mean most people in america are from different countries besides natives. There really is no such thing as an american. For instance i have spanish in me. So i'm not completely english. And i always thought the french war involved america funding france and nothing to do with England. Overall England loses nothing but there is a lot to be ashamed of, as we have stole everyones' resources, we killed native americans and that shows in america now. We are probably the worst country for using countries for our own benefit and no country will ever catch up on that because we took it all before anyone got there. Its terrible really.

Answer 3

Nothing.

This war was an extension of the Seven Years War being fought in Europe at the same time. Britain didn't lose -- they won all of France's holdings in North America.

Answer 4

Probably because of their Bright Red Coats, hence the name 'Red Coats'. In the forest, who would be more likely to be picked off in a fight, the guy whose clothes blend in with the scenery, or the guy whose clothes look like blood in a forest of greens and browns. However, for more detailed information you might want to post this question on the Library of Congress' website at: loc.gov. As this is the largest library in the known world I am sure they have the information you are seeking.

Answer 5

Their dignity.