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28 June, 19:47

Why is the french and Indian war called seven years war

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  1. 28 June, 20:53
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    The French and Indian war officially started in 1756 - despite the fact that war had broken out in 1754 - and the peace treaty signed to resolve the conflict was signed in 1763, seven years later. Thus, it was nicknamed "The Seven Years' War".
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