Which of the following formally ended the french and indian war?

a) the proclamation of 1763

b) the battle of fort ticonderoga

c) the treaty of paris

d) the battle of quebec

C) The Treaty of Paris

The French and Indian War originated in the dispute over territories of North America between France, Great Britain, and their respective allies, and officially ended with the Treaty of Paris in 1763. The treaty was signed by France, Great Britain, and Spain, who had gotten involved at the end of the war. In overall, it established the nation's retreat of their troops over many of the territories acquired during and before the war.

France, who was at an advantageous position at the beginning of the war, lost much of what it had gained, including most of what now is Canada to Great Britain, and Britain also returned to French many of the West Indian islands of Guadeloupe, Martinique, Marie-Galante, and Désirade and other territories; and it also ceded Saint Lucia.

Spain, who had gotten involved at the end of the war, recovered Havana and Manila, ceded East and West Florida to the British, and received Louisiana, including New Orleans, in compensation from the French.

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