Question

which choice most accurately describes the consequences that france faced after the seven years war?
the french were pushed out of the ohio river valley, and their lands were given to the british.
the french gave up their colonies west of the mississippi and canada to britain, and they gave new orleans to spain.
the french were pushed out of the contiguous united states, and their lands were given to the british.
the french gave up their colonies east of the mississippi and canada to britain, and they gave new orleans to spain.

Explanation:

Under the 1763 Treaty of Paris ending the Seven Years' War, France ceded Canada and all its territories east of the Mississippi River to Britain. To compensate Spain for its losses in the war, France transferred New Orleans and its territories west of the Mississippi to Spain. The other options are inaccurate: the first two misstate the geographic scope of the territorial cessions, and the third incorrectly claims France was pushed out of the contiguous U.S. (France retained no territory in the region after the treaty).

Answer:

The French gave up their colonies east of the Mississippi and Canada to Britain, and they gave New Orleans to Spain.