How did the seven years war cemented england as a world empire

The Seven Years' War was a conflict involving Great Britain on the one hand and France on the other, each with its allies. The battles took place mainly in North America and Europe, which were the main centers of power of both colonial empires, although there were also operations in the Rio de La Plata and the Asian continent.

At the end of the war, in which Great Britain was victorious, the hitherto shared first position of world power came to be dominated by the British, who also obtained as a result of the war all French territories in North America, with exception of Saint Pierre and Miquelon; in addition to Senegal and several territories in India.

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