According to this map, why did the French do so well at the beginning of the Seven Years’ War? The French had more land.
The French fought on their own territory.
The French repeatedly defeated the British Navy near the coast.
The French surrounded the British.

The answer is B.

Explanation:

Most of the early battles of the Seven Years' War were fought on French land. Due to their territory advantage, the French won most of the battles in the beginning of the war. So, the answer is B: The French fought on their own territory. Edge2020.

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