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Why did the colonist take pride in their role in the French and Indian war

Why did the colonist take pride in their role in the French and Indian war
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Why did the colonist take pride in their role in the French and Indian war

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The French and Indians were not exactly the closest allies to the colonists, yet they joined eachother as allies in a battle against the Monarchy and loyalists.
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