What land was fought over during the French and Indian War?

The French and Indian War was part of the larger 7 Years War. The conflict took place on a global scale as the war raged between Europe's powers both in Europe and throughout their colonies. The French and Indian War focuses on conflict between France and Great Britain in the colonizing of North America. The British and French both held claims to the same land, and the war would help to determine who would be the dominant European power in North America.
The land which the French and Indian War was fought over included parts of Canada, as well as the land in the Ohio River Valley located between the Mississippi River to its west and the Appalachian Mountains to the east. The end result of the war was a victory for the British and their allies and the transfer of much of France's North American territory to Britain. The war also established the British as the dominant European power in North America.
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