What was the role of William Pitt in the French and Indian war

A: He convinced the British parliament to send more men and supplies to the colonies in North America

B: he led the British troops in the battle for the city of Quebec

C: He convinced the Iroquois confederacy to ally with the British

D: He drafted the treaty of Paris

E: he was the supreme commander of Virginia militia and the strongest British ally

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Riley Webster

5 June, 06:15

What was the role of William Pitt in the French and Indian war

A: He convinced the British parliament to send more men and supplies to the colonies in North America

B: he led the British troops in the battle for the city of Quebec

C: He convinced the Iroquois confederacy to ally with the British

D: He drafted the treaty of Paris

E: he was the supreme commander of Virginia militia and the strongest British ally

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Fernanda Riddle · Answer 1

Answer: It's E

Levi Ho · Answer 2

I WOULD GO WITH E

Explanation:

William Pitt (1708-1778) was British Secretary of State during the French and Indian War and later served as Prime Minister of Great Britain ... He provided generous funding to Prussia, Britain's ally in the Seven Years' War, for troops to tie down French forces in Europe.