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  • What was the colonial view of their own military performa...
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What was the colonial view of their own military performance after the French and Indian War?

  1. Positive

  2. Negative

  3. Indifferent

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Explanation

Colonial soldiers and leaders felt they had gained valuable combat experience and contributed significantly to the British victory, leading to a sense of pride.

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