Select the three results of the french and indian war. ended the threat of native american warfare ended the french threat to the colonies the spanish made territorial gains along the atlantic trained american military officers began the long process of unifying the colonies gave the colonies greater political independence

I would say the answers would be: "ended the French threat to the colonies," "the Spanish made territorial gains along the Atlantic," and "trained American military officers began the long process of unifying the colonies."

"Ended the threat of Native American warfare," would not be correct because of the following Pontiac's Rebellion.

Also, "gave the colonies greater political independence," would be incorrect because the period of British salutary neglect ended.  Britain started enforcing taxes and proclamations for revenue(because after the French and Indian War they were broke), such as The Proclamation of 1763, the Sugar tax, The Stamp Act, and The Tea tax(which also led to the Boston Tea Party).

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