As a result of William Pitt’s leadership,
France gained an advantage in the French and Indian War.
Britain gained an advantage in the French and Indian War.
American Indian groups joined forces with the French.
colonial militias assumed a greater role on the battlefield.

William Pitt is considered the wartime political leader of Britain in the Seven Years' War, known as the French and Indian War in the United States. His victory eventually crystallized Britain's power over world affairs.

He was had been a member of the British cabinet as well as its informal leader from 1756 to 1761.

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As a result of William Pitt’s leadership, France gained an advantage in the French and Indian War. Britain gained an advantage in the French and Indian War. American Indian groups joined forces with the French. colonial militias assumed a greater role on the battlefield.

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As a result of William Pitt’s leadership,
France gained an advantage in the French and Indian War.
Britain gained an advantage in the French and Indian War.
American Indian groups joined forces with the French.
colonial militias assumed a greater role on the battlefield.