William Pitt although very necessary for victory in the French and Indian war, later did many things that led to the start of the American revolution, what did he do, and why did he do it?

William Pitt invested much in the battle as he thought that establishing North America was necessary for Great Britain as a world influence. In a different global strategy was applied by William Pitt where he inserted money and supplies in the colonial battles, while the French concentrating more on the fight.

Pitt's collaboration with provincial officials provided regional authorities power over supplies and recruitment, funding them for their cooperation.

Pitt also made it a better navy because the British navy dominated maximum of the securities.

Massive amounts and satisfying resources was the target.

Hence, in the end, it all occurred down to the evidence that the British outnumbered the French. Even though the French did really great with guerilla tactics, it was the important fights that mattered by killing French fighters that were not efficiently replaceable.