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Colonial Changes after the French and Indian War | 5 of 5Colonists support of the French and Indian (Seven Years) War was most likely the result of which of the following?ANationalist loyalty to King and Country.BMotivation to spread Protestantism into the Great Lakes.CA desire to control the Ohio River Valley, allowing westward expansion.DA hatred of and fear of the French military.
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