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Talk:French and Indian War (view source)
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They weren't American colonies because America as a nation did not exist yet and once more, they were BRITISH colonies because they were owned part and parcel by Great Britain and administered by them, so calling them "American colonies" is technically incorrect because they were not American colonies!
They weren't American colonies because America as a nation did not exist yet and once more, they were BRITISH colonies because they were owned part and parcel by Great Britain and administered by them, so calling them "American colonies" is technically incorrect because they were not American colonies!
With France gone, the Americans no longer needed the protection of the British.
This part is not true, because there were still problems with the Indians and the Spanish and Dutch to contend with and they need British troops to protect them from FUTURE SPANISH OR FRENCH attacks and once more, the Indians were still a major threat to their colonization of the New World.