Although most fights were in Europe they were also fought in the New World. Most of the British troops were American colonists who soon attacked Canada and some places in the West Indies. The British commander William Pitt had 3 main goals on mind. One being capturing some of the Canadian cities (Louisburg, Quebec, and Montreal). After the war the French and the British came up with an idea of a treaty. The treaty being the Treaty of Paris.
After the French and Indian war Britain had a very scarce amount of goods in their pocketbook. There was only one way to make some profit back and that was by passing the Sugar Act. The Sugar Act was an act that taxed imported sugar from the West Indies. In the same year the Quartering Act was passed so that residents of the colonies fed and house British soldiers serving in America.
The American public were protesting "taxation without representation." Although they really didn’t care about having a representative they just wanted their word to go out about their hatred of