Britain's victory

Definition

Britain's victory refers to the successful outcome of the conflict in the Seven Years' War, where Britain emerged as the dominant power.

Related terms

Treaty of Paris (1763): The treaty that ended the Seven Years' War and recognized Britain's victory, resulting in significant territorial changes.

British Empire: Refers to the vast overseas territories controlled by Britain after their victory in the war.

Global influence: Describes how Britain's victory elevated their status as a major global power.