Fred Anderson, a renowned historian, dives into the aftermath of the Seven Years' War, revealing how Britain's victory reshaped North America and its global power. Max Edelson unpacks Britain's strategic advantage during the Treaty of Paris, detailing territorial negotiations that aimed to mitigate future threats. John Kukla discusses the political upheavals in Britain, highlighting how shifts in leadership influenced peace decisions. The guests also explore the staggering financial costs of the war, colonial frustrations over taxes, and plans for imperial governance.
