What was the primary source of conflict between Great Britain and France that ignited the French and Indian War?

Disputes over fishing rights in the Atlantic Ocean

Competition for control over valuable land and resources in the Ohio River Valley

Religious disagreements between Protestant British colonists and Catholic French settlers

Arguments about which country would find a water route to Asia

Which statement best describes Great Britain's position in North America after the French and Indian War?

It shared control of the continent equally with Spain.

It became the dominant colonial power.

It returned all captured territories to France.

It decided to abandon its colonies due to the cost of the war.

It gained control of Spanish Florida.

It was forced to give up nearly all of its colonies and territories in North America.

It formed a permanent military alliance with Britain.

It received a large payment from Britain for its lost lands.