The Conclusion of the Seven Years' War Left Most Colonists

question 85

Multiple Choice

The conclusion of the Seven Years' War left most colonists __________.

• A) bitter over the death and destruction the war had brought
• B) proud of their place in the British Empire
• C) worried about French power in North America
• D) unwilling to obey British government officials

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Definitions:

Non Est Factum

A legal defense claiming a person signed a document without understanding its nature due to a fundamental mistake.

Duress

A situation where a person is forced or compelled to act against their will or to enter into a contract due to threats, violence, or other pressure.

Unconscionability

A legal doctrine that describes terms in a contract that are so unjust or overwhelmingly one-sided that they are deemed unenforceable.

Misrepresentation

A false statement of fact made by one party to another, which induces the latter to enter into a contract or agreement.