What territory did spain receive at the conclusion of the seven years’ war (french and indian war)? a. new orleans and french territory west of the mississippi b. spanish florida and new orleans c. french canada and all territory north of the ohio river and east of the mississippi river d. all of french canada, new orleans, and french territory west of the mississippi

A. New Orleans and French territory west of the Mississippi

Explanation:

The Seven Years War is called the series of international conflicts that occurred between the beginning of 1756 and the end of 1763 to establish control over Silesia and the colonial supremacy in North America and India. They took part, on the one hand, the Kingdom of Prussia, the Kingdom of Hanover and the Kingdom of Great Britain together with their American colonies and, some time later, their ally the Kingdom of Portugal; and on the other hand the Kingdom of Saxony, the Austrian Empire, the Kingdom of France, the Russian Empire, Sweden and the Kingdom of Spain, the latter from 1761. There was a change of coalitions with respect to the War of Succession Austrian, although the Silesian conflict and the Franco-British struggle remained the keys.

The Seven Years' War ended in 1763. On February 10, the Treaty of Paris was signed by Duke Choiseul, the Marquis of Grimaldi and the Duke of Bedford. William Pitt had been determined to keep the conflict alive until the French forces were annihilated.

The peace treaties that ended the Seven Years War represent a victory for Great Britain and Prussia, and for France the loss of most of its possessions in America and Asia. The territorial changes agreed were the following:

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